Univ scientists create new technology to track climate change The new laser technology can map 3-D models of existing forests. Freelance Reporter July 13, 2016
Cholera vaccines aren’t available in the United States. That could change soon. The vaccine, called Vaxchora, may be available for public use in the fall. Freelance Reporter July 6, 2016
Campus Drive now stretches down to College Park Metro Say goodbye to Paint Branch Parkway. Freelance Reporter July 6, 2016
UMD kicked Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity off campus a decade ago. Now it’s back. “Sammy” is returning this fall. Freelance Reporter July 6, 2016
College Park and UMD’s bike share is so popular, now nearby towns want it, too Demand for bikes comes from residents of College Park and other surrounding areas. Freelance Reporter June 30, 2016
Black holes are hard to detect, but a UMD team is trying to map them anyway With X-ray technology, scientists can learn more about how black holes are formed. Freelance Reporter June 30, 2016
After the Pulse shooting, Patrick Wojahn and officials nationwide met to discuss LGBT rights The meeting focused on promoting equality for all sexualities and prosecuting hate crimes. Freelance Reporter June 29, 2016
Torrey Smith guides fellow Maryland alumnus Dexter McDougle through hardships during college career After playing at the same high school, Smith and McDougle both play in the NFL. Freelance Reporter June 23, 2016
Berwyn Bridge reopens after “an exercise of patience” The bridge collapsed after a collision in April 2015. Freelance Reporter June 22, 2016
UMD poll says most Americans would welcome Middle Eastern refugees — with a catch The survey explored opinions on refugees, particularly those from Syria, Iraq and Libya. Freelance Reporter June 22, 2016