“An extraordinary legacy”: University Police mourn death of former chief Kenneth Krouse
Krouse was the longest-serving chief of University Police, holding the position for 20 years.
DOTS looks to improve campus transportation ‘with or without the Purple Line’
The Purple Line’s pre-construction efforts were suspended last week after a judge ordered a study of Metro’s ridership.
UMD commencement speaker apologizes after critics say she misrepresented China
Her eight-minute address has gone viral in China, receiving hundreds of thousands of critical comments online.
University of Maryland Police investigate indecent exposure incident
A naked man approached a woman in Lot W and a woman near the fountain on McKeldin Mall.
May is officially Bicycle Month in College Park
The city plans to host a variety of bike-related events to celebrate May as Bicycle Month.
SGA confirmed executive, finance and legislative positions at first meeting of session
Nine of the SGA’s 15 executive appointees are incumbents.
Here are the education-related policies proposed by Trump administration in first 100 days
Education budget cuts and new sexual violence prevention practices were among some of the administration’s proposals.
Recent UMD SGA elections saw one-party races and low student turnout
Three of the past four Student Government Association presidential elections were uncontested.
More than 400 people register for UMD’s second annual Disability Summit
Beth Douthirt Cohen, the event’s keynote speaker, discussed building a proud disabled community in the area.
It’s 4/20 and UMD students want to tell you why weed should be legal
Get ready for live music and tie-dyeing T-shirts.