New Fearless Student Employees president aims to continue fight for collective bargaining
FSE is looking to work directly with departments to make changes at the legislative level.
Yahentamitsi dining hall opens with mixed reviews from UMD students
Some students rated Yahentamitsi "a six out of 10 on a good day."
David Povich remembered for generosity, philanthropy and dedication to family
Povich and his siblings, Maury and Lynn, helped establish The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism at this university’s journalism college.
Prince George’s County Democrats focus on abortion access, combating crime ahead of midterms
Prince George’s County Democrats also hope newly elected leaders can bridge the disconnect between younger voters and government.
UMD employees share frustration with removal of mask mandate
The university's mask mandate has been lifted since Aug. 29.
One of eight nominees denied for UMD SGA legislative appointment
The nominee who was denied serves as the deputy director of the Maryland Republican Party.
Let’s get this bread later: Stamp Panera delayed until spring 2023
The delay is mostly due to contract negotiation and supply chain issues.
EcoGrads developer walks back on graduate student focus, citing legal challenges
EcoGrads was previously aimed for graduate students, but real estate developer Mark Manzo said they no longer want to be locked into only graduate students because of the legal ramifications the development company could endure.
Prince George’s County to enforce curfew for all minors starting this weekend
The Prince George’s County Police Department has made 438 juvenile arrests this year.
PGCPS continues to grapple with teacher shortage
Some schools in the district will likely be forced to combine classes of students together.