UMD temporarily resolves hot water outage in South Hill community
Residents in South Hill dorms have intermittently faced hot water and heat outages since November.
USM chancellor says budget cuts putting heavy pressure on Maryland universities
The public university system’s budget has been cut by $222 million in the last three years and leave many jobs vulnerable.
Prince George’s County Council works to provide resources for domestic violence survivors
The county's nonprofit, Together We Can, provides resources for those experiencing domestic violence and amplifies their stories.
Raising Cane’s makes its College Park debut
Dozens of eager customers lined up outside the new Route 1 location for its grand opening 8 a.m. Tuesday.
UMD SGA members named in Students Supporting Israel Instagram post file conduct complaints
The post shared the names and pictures of SGA president Dhruvak Mirani along with two representatives who sponsored a resolution calling to ban IDF soldiers from campus.
SGA urges UMD to cut ties with UAE over its role in funding genocide in Sudan
The University of Maryland SGA passed a resolution last week calling on this university to end educational programs in the United Arab Emirates.
UMD students concerned, frustrated with game day parking
On football game days, students who park in Lot 3 and Lot 11 have to relocate their cars by a specific time before games.
Hundreds honor legacy of Lt. Richard Collins III at annual service day
Collins, a Bowie State University student, was killed on this university’s campus in May 2017.
A slew of new restaurants opened in College Park this fall
Raising Cane’s is set to open its doors in College Park on Tuesday, concluding a semester filled with new restaurants popping up around the city.
UMD students present software projects at Hack4Impact showcase
Over the past four years, students in this university's Hack4Impact chapter have developed free tools for more than 30 nonprofit organizations.