Gov. Moore announces reelection bid amid presidential run speculation
Moore was elected for the position in 2022, making him Maryland’s first Black governor and the third Black governor to be elected in United States history.
Gov. Moore criticizes Trump, affirms commitment to Maryland at UMD town hall
Moore gave his speech in the Stamp Student Union on the same day that he officially announced his reelection bid for governor.
After tumultuous summer, new PGCPS interim superintendent works to set path forward
Shawn Joseph's 100-day plan lists priority areas to better within the school system, including retaining staff, improving community engagement and facility maintenance.
Muslim student newspaper hopes to bring new voice to campus media, highlight cultural events
Al-Hikmah, meaning “the wisdom” in Arabic, aims to bring this university’s diverse Muslim population closer by covering cultural events and global news.
Here’s what UMD SGA leaders hope to accomplish this year
Student leaders plan to collaborate with local lawmakers to improve student life.
UMD students express relief, concern after electric scooter ban for on-campus residents
The new rule, announced in July, is part of a broader set of recommendations developed by the campus micromobility workgroup.
Trump administration plans to deport Kilmar Armando Ábrego García to Eswatini
ICE attorneys wrote in a letter on Friday that the Maryland resident had listed at least 22 countries where he feared persecution if he was deported there.
New PGCPS educator contract includes pay raises, more flexible schedules
The county Board of Education approved the contract at a special meeting on Friday.
‘Conceding to the pressures’: UMD students criticize DEI office’s renaming
The office changed its name on Aug. 7 from Office of Diversity and Inclusion to Belonging & Community at UMD.
UMD to track hazing incidents in campus security reports
The change comes after the federal Stop Campus Hazing Act, which requires universities that receive federal aid to record hazing incidents in their annual security reports.