UMD hosted women around the country for its annual all-female hackathon
About 900 female hackers competed in Technica, which this university has hosted for the past three years.
Trump nominates Robert Hur as Maryland’s next U.S. attorney
Hur served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Maryland from 2007 to 2014.
PGPD investigates burglary at apartment on Guilford Road
A man tried to take property from a resident but ran away after she screamed.
UMD’s LGBT Equity Center hosts crafting event to support #TransTerps campaign
The LGBT Equity Center’s #TransTerps campaign began in September and will go on for an entire year.
A $3.6 million grant is funding a UMD professor’s Alzheimer’s research
A kinesiology professor received the five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health to conduct trials on adults over 60 who face a greater risk of the disease.
College Park City Council will request more state funds for Route 1 corridor improvements
Some Route 1 improvements are scheduled to begin in 2018.
After Hibachi-San’s opening, manager says food adds something special to Stamp food court
The restaurant opened in the Stamp Student Union food court on Oct. 9.
Ben Jealous brings his campaign for Maryland governor to Busboys & Poets
More than 100 people came to Busboys & Poets in Hyattsville on Thursday to support Jealous’ campaign, according to event organizers.
Dining Services explains snow day openings
Dining Services employees still need to report to work when the University of Maryland closes for snow.
Former UMD student indicted on hate crime charge in the death of Richard Collins
Sean Urbanski, 22, was indicted in July on one count of murder.