UMD student creates group to push for better bike infrastructure
The group aims to connect community cyclists and advocate for infrastructure.
Activists worry zoning changes could hurt Guilford Woods, Langley Park
Residents say the changes could deforest Guilford Woods and exacerbate gentrification in Langley Park.
USM workers can now bargain under one contract after legislature overrides Hogan’s veto
Gov. Larry Hogan vetoed a bill earlier this year.
Teaching assistants for one-credit business course to receive stipends this spring
Teaching assistants for BMGT367 will receive a one-time $500 stipend in the spring.
Maryland Hillel promotes togetherness with Spin Love, Not Hate on last night of Hanukkah
The event hosted guest speakers, a mass dreidel spin and student group promotion.
Campus menstrual product drive gets 725 donations for local women’s nonprofit
The donations are going to the I Support the Girls nonprofit for women and girls experiencing homelessness.
Langley Park teacher wins most prestigious international teaching award
Keishia Thorpe was selected from a field of more than 8,000 educators from 121 countries.
Roy Rogers’ grand opening draws scores of students in restaurant’s return to UMD
The fast food chain serves hamburgers, chicken sandwiches and breakfast sandwiches.
Hogan announces three confirmed cases of COVID-19 omicron variant in Maryland
All three cases involve residents located in the Baltimore Metropolitan area.
Board of Regents recommends $15 minimum wage for union-represented workers across USM
The potential increase does not apply to contractors or student employees.