Sprinkler causes apartment flooding at Landmark
Residents received a fire safety notice from Landmark management to discontinue using candles, burning incense and smoking.
UMD Frederick Douglass statue undergoes conservation project
Douglass' statue at this university serves as a reminder of Maryland’s history of slavery and Douglass’ influential activism.
Flu season comes early as cases spike at UMD
Lower flu vaccination rates and reduced population immunity from masking and lack of exposure to the flu could be to blame.
Counseling center director updates SGA on expansion of mental health services, use of student fees
University Counseling Center Director Dr. Chetan Joshi discussed mental health care accessibility, fees and advertising with SGA legislators during their Wednesday meeting. Each student now…
Director of the U.S. Census Bureau explains the importance of failure to UMD
Robert Santos discussed his journey to becoming the first Latino director of the United States Census Bureau
Ritchie Coliseum polling center opening delayed until 9 a.m.
The IT person assigned to work at Ritchie by the Prince George’s Board of Elections called this morning and said they were not able to make it to set up the ballots.
UMD professor speaks on politically motivated violence and radical terrorism
Criminology and criminal justice professor Gary LaFree utilized global terrorism databases to generate his findings.
Woman gamers at UMD say they face sexism, harassment online
Woman gamers say their more feminine-sounding voices make them easy targets for harassment — and some have had to change how they act.
Indecent exposure reports have nearly tripled in College Park this year
UMPD has reported 17 indecent exposures this year.
New student organization at UMD raises awareness about violence in Tigray
People for Tigray organized a demonstration to inform students about the human rights abuses occurring in Ethiopia's Tigray War.