UMD’s Title IX office brought on two new staffers this week
The office’s deputy director and two other staffers plan to leave before Oct. 2.
UMD cybersecurity program to start offering NSA-led courses, mentorships
The NSA will provide eight to nine teachers for several ACES courses.
Maryland has some of the US’ strictest gun laws. Some leaders say it’s still not enough.
U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards urged students to vote Nov. 8 and make their voices heard on gun legislation.
UMD RHA wanted students to vote. So it gave them root beer floats.
The “Floats for Votes” event at La Plata Hall on Thursday registered about 60 students to vote.
Former governor, NFL quarterback, congressman all added to commission on Maryland football
Five new members were announced Friday.
UMD’s shuttle bus from Dulles Airport sees uptick in demand
UMD colleges and other offices help pay for the bus.
Sean Urbanski’s lawyers request separate trials for murder, hate crime charges
It’s been more than a year since Richard Collins was killed.
Former Maryland basketball player Damonte Dodd barred from College Park ahead of rape trial
Dodd was also ordered to surrender his passport.
UMD doesn’t have to pay P.G. County’s minimum wage. These groups want to change that.
Prince George’s County’s minimum wage increased Saturday from $9.55 per hour to $10.75 per hour, many University of Maryland students may instead make the state minimum wage of $8.75 per hour.
UMD SGA votes to support student fee that would raise nearly $1M for Title IX office
The proposal requires students to pay $34 per year.