Maryland senators introduce bill to honor Richard Collins and deceased ROTC graduates
Collins was killed on UMD's campus in 2017.
After celebrating its 110th birthday, College Park Airport looks to the future
The airport is the world's longest continuously operating airport and known as the "Field of Firsts."
For some women at last week’s protest, removing their shirts meant taking back control
They were responding to radical religious demonstrators at UMD.
“A liminal space”: Welcome to the McKeldin smoke spot
The people who frequent the area say it's become its own community.
UMD Latinx students are pushing for a cultural center on campus
The idea has been talked about for more than 10 years.
UMD panel explores gender inequality’s impact on world peace
The two-day event focused on gender inequality and its effect on world peace.
SGA calls for more student involvement in the search for UMD’s next president
The emergency legislation was created Tuesday night.
“Real people with real lives”: Seven Spring residents grapple with loss of Shuttle-UM
Seven Springs Apartments withdrew from its partnership with DOTS over the summer.
Volunteers pack more than 20,000 meals for families in need at Terps Against Hunger event
The interfaith event took place inside the Memorial Chapel.
UMD students voice criticism, feel “ignored” at last public presidential forum
The rest of the process will remain confidential as a group of finalists is chosen and interviewed.