From “bra burning” to SlutWalks: A history of women’s rights marches and protests
Saturday’s Women’s March on Washington is about to put another women’s rights protest in the books.
President Trump takes “oath of allegiance to all Americans” in inauguration speech
In his inaugural address, Trump vowed to put America and its people first.
President-elect Donald Trump believes Russia hacked Democratic National Committee
Here are six highlights from Trump’s first press conference since July.
A UMD alumna will be the first African-American crew member on International Space Station
NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps will depart for two expeditions in May 2018.
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen: “I will fight every day” to protect Obamacare
Van Hollen gave his first speech as a U.S. Senator on Thursday.
Maryland law professors ask Congress to reject Jeff Sessions’ nomination
They are among more than 1,200 law professors from across the country who oppose President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for attorney general.
Maryland retreat for Russian diplomats shut down after election hacking reports
The Soviet Union purchased the 45-acre property in 1972, according to reports.
UMD and 29 other colleges plan to add at least 50,000 lower-income students by 2025
This university is one of 30 institutions nationwide to take part in the effort.
Before he became the first man to orbit Earth, John Glenn was a UMD student
Glenn attended the University of Maryland from 1956 to 1959.
Instead of solidarity, celebration: DC protestors respond to DAPL halt
The Army Corps of Engineers blocked construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline Monday after months of demonstrations protesting the project.