Democrat Krish Vignarajah becomes first woman to enter race for Maryland governor
She formerly served as first lady Michelle Obama’s policy director and a senior advisor in the State Department.
“Genuinely happy all the time”: Friends and family mourn death of UMD student Nsikan Udoh
Udoh, a senior public health science major, died July 28 in Baltimore after suffering from a pulmonary embolism.
University of Maryland’s nuclear reactor got its license renewed for 20 years
The reactor was originally licensed in 1960.
Maryland retreat for Russian diplomats shut down after election hacking reports
The Soviet Union purchased the 45-acre property in 1972, according to reports.
Gov. Larry Hogan appoints UMD alumnus as head of Maryland Environmental Service
Roy McGrath received his bachelor’s degree from this university in 1993.
University System of Maryland chancellor can still make an extra $400,000 despite bonus cut
The restructured compensation package comes after the Board of Regents scrapped Caret’s bonus in September.
These students want to bring concealed carry to UMD, starting with mace and knives
The groups advocate using these weapons for self-defense.
UMD students partner with College Park SAFE Center to raise awareness of human trafficking
There are 50 brothels within a seven minute driving distance of Stamp Student Union, SAFE Center Director Susan Esserman said Tuesday.
Two University of Maryland student groups want to create a Libertarian presence on campus
Students for Liberty and Young Americans for Liberty aim to bring speakers to meetings, diversify attendees and foster constructive conversations
After the election, former “Terps for Bernie” group seeks tangible progress
One of the group’s future initiatives is to help legalize marijuana in the state of Maryland.