Stamp evacuated after 2 grease fires in kitchens
Both Chick-fil-A and Qdoba have resumed operations and the building has been cleared.
UMD information college dean Keith Marzullo to step down June 30
Information college professor Doug Oard will serve as interim dean beginning on July 1.
Maryland doxxing prevention bill fails to advance in state legislature
The bill would have prevented the distribution of students’ personal information — such as their name, address or place of employment.
UMD students support sexual assault survivors with semiannual Clothesline Project
The project, which took place during sexual assault awareness month, aims to raise awareness for sexual assault on college campuses.
New affordable apartment units are coming to College Park this spring
The apartments will provide additional low income-housing opportunities in the city.
UMD community members detail fear, anxiety after Trump’s immigration enforcement orders
In recent weeks, Trump has signed multiple executive orders to strengthen immigration enforcement and promised mass deportations nationwide.
UMD alum sworn in as interim Maryland U.S. attorney
Kelly O. Hayes is the third woman to lead Maryland’s U.S. attorney’s office and is the first woman to hold the top role since 2001.
Hundreds gather to celebrate Native American culture at annual UMD powwow
The powwow featured more than 10 Native American dance and music performances and booths selling traditional clothing and jewelry.
UMD to open at 10 a.m. Thursday due to inclement weather
College Park is under a Winter Weather Advisory from 9 p.m. Wednesday to 10 a.m. Thursday, according to The Weather Channel.
UMD shares guidance for interactions with federal immigration enforcement officers
The guidance comes after United States President Donald Trump signed 10 executive orders about immigration during his first week in office.