UMD SGA invests in TurboVote to make voting registration as ‘easy as possible’
For about $3,000 a year, the SGA is able to use TurboVote to encourage students to register and remind students when it’s time to step into the voting booth.
Trump or Clinton? It largely depends on whom you dislike more, poll finds
University of Maryland students and faculty weigh in on the recent voter mindset.
Gov. Larry Hogan’s Israel trip could bring Marylanders global job opportunities
The agreement could foster business opportunities brought to this state from international territories.
College Park now has a college student’s dream: a smoke shop by a pizza place
The new smoke shop is in between Slices Pizza Co. and Northwest Chinese Food.
Trump on Clinton’s “basket of deplorables” comment: “She looks down on the citizens”
Trump defended his supporters against Clinton’s remarks while campaigning in Baltimore.
Despite concerns, University of Maryland Senate won’t develop new weapons policy
From July’s Pokemon Go robbery to Tuesday’s UMUC Inn shooting, students have received various weapon-related alerts recently.
DC Metro might permanently shorten its hours. Maryland officials aren’t happy about it.
Officials will discuss the proposal at a meeting on Thursday.
With a Senate seat up for grabs, Van Hollen and Szeliga are focusing on college students
Both candidates have placed an emphasis on student loan debt and job growth.
A UMD grad student used state staff to do her homework when she was a Hogan cabinet member
The former Department of General Services secretary resigned in July.
One marijuana license for Prince George’s County — and none for the University of Maryland
The University Health Center doesn’t anticipate prescribing medical marijuana any time soon.