UMD Police take suspect into custody after report of burglary on Fraternity Row
A resident told police they saw someone trying to get into a bathroom window.
UMD is enrolling more out-of-state students — and hiking their tuition
Out-of-state tuition has spiked by nearly $2,700 in the past four years.
University of Maryland Senate joins the fight to protect undocumented students
It states that the senate — representing faculty, staff and students at this university — is committed to “intellectual discourse, free speech, diversity, inclusion, freedom from violence, and mutual respect.”
After waiting months for external diversity review, UMD activists say they’re unsatisfied
The report didn't include many specific recommendations or student experiences.
Terrapin Row’s newest restaurant has chicken wings, tenders and sandwiches
It's one of three new restaurants to open in the Terrapin Row retail space since the building opened in 2016.
Wind and solar farms could double rainfall in the Sahara, UMD study finds
In the Sahel region of Africa, rain could increase by up to about 20 inches.
A Peeping Tom has frequented a house in College Park, police say
Over the past month, he's appeared at a house on Hopkins Avenue 6 times.
Some UMD students are anxious about changes coming to the LSAT in 2019
The exam will be fully digital by September 2019.
Rape trial for former Maryland basketball player Damonte Dodd postponed until June
Dodd was permitted to play overseas while waiting for his trial.
Frederick Douglass was a slave at Wye House. A UMD exhibit gives a look into life there.
University of Maryland archaeologists sought to find evidence of how slaves influenced Maryland culture.