UMD’s frequent collaborator, UMBC, receives top research designation
The universities have many ongoing projects centered around robotics, AI technology and public health.
Former UMD employee indicted for theft, accused of stealing $1.1 M
Schuetz was indicted on one count of theft over $100,000 and another count of theft between $1,500 and $250,000.
College Park City Council authorizes purchase of $1.7M Calvert Road property
The vote came after a public hearing where residents expressed their views on the city's intention to purchase the Calvert Road property, with some raising concerns over city spending.
Maryland gubernatorial candidates talk climate change goals, policies at forum
The League of Conservation Voters and Maryland Matters hosted ten candidates at Tuesday evening’s forum.
Maryland Court of Appeals overturns Prince George’s redistricting map
The county will use the original map drawn by the county’s redistricting commission.
Hundreds in DC protest Russian invasion of Ukraine, call for more support
Some protestors called on the U.S. government to place an embargo on Russian oil and gas. Others demanded a no-fly zone above Ukraine.
College Park residents, council members share thoughts on Calvert Road property
The city council will vote during their March 8 council meeting on whether or not to acquire the property.
College Park City Council discusses North College Park community center project
Dozens of North College Park residents requested their own recreation area during an October 2020 meeting.
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn to head racial equity group for local officials
The mayor and two city staff members will also participate in a semester-long fellowship discussing how to achieve racial justice through city planning.
UMD students and faculty say they want ‘academic freedom,’ not book bans
School districts across the U.S. have been trying to ban books on racism, anti-Semitism, sexuality and more divisive topics.