Weeks after antisemitic pamphlets were strewn across Old Town, Pines condemns hate
The pamphlets were marred with age-old antisemitic tropes.
UMD school of public health hosts panel on nature and mental health
Research has shown that being out in nature lowers levels of depression, stress levels, anxiety, rumination and hypertension.
UMD Libraries holds panel on researching African American history in newspapers
226 people attended the meeting, which was held by the Historic Maryland Newspapers Project.
AFSCME report finds wage disparities by race and gender at USM schools
The report shows that white men in the system have the highest median salaries on average while Hispanic women have the lowest.
Ahead of election, District 2 candidates discuss city development at forum
District 2 encompasses the Berwyn and Lakeland neighborhoods, in addition to some of the University of Maryland's campus.
College Park city election candidates discuss affordable housing, Guilford Woods at UMD
College Park city election candidates discussed their positions on Guilford Woods, affordable student housing and other local issues during a student-held forum Thursday…
Task force seeks to curb food insecurity in Prince George’s County
The task force, which was launched during the pandemic, is set to finalize a draft next month.
Prince George’s County leaders talk small business preservation, affordable housing
The Purple Line Corridor Coalition also provided updates on efforts to create community vibrancy.
Months into semester, UMD students continue to be frustrated with Shuttle-UM
Some students can't get to 8 a.m. classes in time.
UMD SGA discusses crime, mental health survey at general body meeting
SGA also heard a presentation on campus projects, including Purple Line construction.