UMD opposes state bill that would overhaul how Maryland handles public records requests
Currently, a five-person board can only resolve disputes involving excessive fees for records requests. This bill would expand the board's jurisdiction.
Freshmen develop new app to replace GroupMe for UMD students
The app is called Shellter, and it's set to launch in August.
251 North has limited hours this semester. Here’s how students are adjusting.
The dining hall is closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
UMD President Darryll Pines expects in-person classes in fall 2021
Pines expects the majority of the campus community will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine before the semester starts.
UMD community is optimistic the Biden administration will revitalize Title IX regulations
Biden has signaled a desire to overturn the Trump administration’s regulations.
Advocates say there’s work to be done on road safety in Prince George’s County
Nearly two years ago, County Executive Angela Alsobrooks launched Vision Zero Prince George’s.
Police investigate reported indecent exposure near Montgomery Hall
The driver exposed himself after parking his car.
College Park Council OKs steering committee to approach restorative justice in Lakeland
The discussions come after the city apologized for its role in the displacement of two-thirds of the Lakeland community.
UMD Counseling Center added four part-time psychologists in the fall despite hiring freeze
The university plans to hire a full-time psychologist and CARE to Stop Violence coordinator this semester.
Here’s what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine in Prince George’s County
Only 4 percent of county residents and workers have received the first dose of the vaccine.