USM finds no misconduct evidence in UMD president plagiarism investigation
University president Darryll Pines has been cleared of accusations that he plagiarized two academic papers he co-authored.
UMD president Darryll Pines still under review for alleged plagiarism a year later
Conservative media outlet The Daily Wire reported last September that academic papers co-authored by Pines in 2002 and 2006 allegedly lifted 1,500 words from a tutorial website.
New PGCPS educator contract includes pay raises, more flexible schedules
The county Board of Education approved the contract at a special meeting on Friday.
College Park, Prince George’s County no longer listed as sanctuary jurisdictions
Under a significantly revised list by the Department of Justice, Baltimore County is the only Maryland community still identified as a sanctuary jurisdiction.
Here’s how UMD community members can be impacted by the university’s new budget plan
Tuition for undergraduate and graduate students is set to increase. This university will no longer offer merit increases for non-bargaining employees next year.
Mistakenly deported Maryland man returned to U.S. to face human smuggling charges
Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia’s return to the U.S. comes more than two months after his deportation to El Salvador sparked national controversy.
Kermit the Frog emphasizes taking chances, human connection in 2025 UMD commencement speech
Kermit addressed thousands of students, faculty, family members and alumni in SECU Stadium Thursday to celebrate the class of 2025’s graduation.
Federal judge reaffirms order to return wrongfully deported Maryland man
ICE deported Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to El Salvador last month due to what officials said was an “administrative error.”
Maryland to raise some taxes, cut $2.3 billion in spending under new budget deal
The budget framework adds at least $500 million in spending cuts to Moore’s initial budget proposal announced in January.
Maryland federal judge orders Trump administration to reinstate fired federal employees
James Bredar wrote in his ruling that the Trump administration was unlawful in laying off probationary federal employees without giving proper notice.