UMD team places in top three in national marketing case competition
A five-person team from this university developed the “Wall Street Journal pathway” — a combination website redesign-marketing strategy.
Maryland legislature finalizes framework for cannabis legalization
The bill’s passage came two days before the end of the 2023 legislative session.
PGCPS sees big losses in geometry and algebra proficiency
English language arts proficiency level increased across the five most populous counties in Maryland.
Yahentamitsi Dining Hall sees most hand swipes since 2017
South Campus Dining Hall had the second highest number of hand waves with 30 percent, and 251 North accounted for about 14 percent of hand waves.
Meet the candidates running for mayor in College Park’s special election
Election day voting will be held May 6 at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Early voting will be at Davis Hall from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m May 2.
A UMD student’s guide to observing Ramadan on campus
During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn until sunset, emphasize reading the Holy Quran and focus on building better habits for the rest of the year.
PGCPS educators call for data-driven, innovative approach from new CEO
After current CEO Monica Goldson announced her planned retirement in January, the school system launched its first CEO search since 2019.
UMD GRAD Day features interdisciplinary student research
Almost 50 graduate students presented research in various fields.
UMPD saw surge in student transport to hospitals for mental health last year
There were 82 transports to hospitals as a result of an emergency psychiatric situation last year, according to Lt. Rosanne Hoaas.
Maryland attorney general releases report detailing sex abuse in Baltimore Archdiocese
156 people who were Catholic priests or associated with the Archdiocese of Baltimore had allegedly sexually assaulted more than 600 children over an 80-year period.