UMD’s public health school is undergoing renovations that will create more office space
The public health school is undergoing its second phase of renovations, to be completed by Thanksgiving.
Construction begins on long-delayed Purple Line in Hyattsville
With the line set to receive full federal funding, public officials gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony at its future control center.
Second phase of McKeldin Mall renovation wraps up in time for the fall semester
The construction brings storm drainage, irrigation and water pipe updates, along with other utilities for nearby buildings.
College Park residents clash over proposal to let non-citizens vote in city elections
If the amendment passes, non-citizens would be able to vote in the November 2017 elections.
Three new solar canopies are helping UMD exceed its renewable energy goal
The canopies are being built on the Terrapin Trail, Mowatt Lane and Regents Drive parking garages.
Medical emergency at College Park Metro Station caused Green Line delay
Normal service resumed shortly after Prince George’s County Fire Department responded to the scene.
The College Park Metro will lose the Yellow Line
Metrorail fares will increase by 10 to 25 cents depending on the time.
Maryland and D.C. sue Trump for allegedly violating Constitution’s anti-corruption clauses
The attorneys general argue Trump has been receiving foreign payments and benefits for his real estate business, violating the Constitution’s emolument clauses.
UMD poll shows surprising agreement across the aisle on Russian meddling
“It’s certainly a crack in the armor of partisanship,” a professor said.
Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank blasts Trump’s decision to leave Paris agreement
The University of Maryland alumnus said “climate change is real and must be taken seriously.”