UMD community members attend memorial honoring hostages taken by Hamas from Israel
Tuesday marked two years since Hamas killed more than 1,200 people and took about 250 hostages in an attack on Israel.
College Park advances plan for park to support nature, wildlife
A vacant, overgrown space on Roanoke Place is slated to become a serene pocket park with native plants and wildlife.
E-scooter thefts, attempted thefts continued to climb in 2024, UMPD report shows
Here are four key takeaways from the University of Maryland Police’s annual security report.
UMD Jewish students reflect on 2-year anniversary of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel
During a ceremony Monday, students remembered the hostages and people killed in Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel.
Aisha Braveboy shares progress from her first 100 days as Prince George’s County executive
Her address comes as the county faces multiple challenges, including effects of federal government shifts and the loss of major local landmarks.
These 3 College Park City Council members are not seeking reelection
District 2 council members Susan Whitney and Llatetra Brown Esters and District 3 council member John Rigg have decided not to rerun for office.
New UMD GSG committee seeks to protect international students
The Graduate Student Government formed an international student committee to advocate for those students and the issues facing their community.
Prince George’s County couple hosts local walks, plans to open running specialty store
Carol and Jesse Holland will soon open Haraka Run and Walk — a running-specialty store that the couple soon plans to open in the upcoming months.
3 UMD grants among $7.5B in Department of Energy cuts nationwide
The grants totaled more than $5.8 million, a fact sheet made by Democrat members of the U.S. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee stated.
UMD announces interim policy requiring micromobility riders to wear helmets on campus
Any student who doesn't wear a helmet while riding a micromobility vehicle on campus will be referred to the student conduct office.