Power restored in all UMD buildings affected by “major power loss” Wednesday morning
Facilities Management staff is assessing the situation, and crews are working to restore normal operations.
Former UMTV manager Al Perry remembered for calm demeanor, devotion to faith and students
Many remember Perry’s patience, authenticity and level head.
‘Ready to fight’: UMD employees protest in latest push for more telework
Seventy-five community members protested at the main administration building Tuesday.
Here’s how Shuttle-UM routes are changing this fall
Some routes have new frequencies, times in the fall semester.
Marylanders ages 12-17 vaccinated against COVID-19 to be eligible for scholarship drawing
The VaxU Scholarship Promotion begins July 12 and will last through Labor Day.
College Park City Council ratifies termination of city manager hire
The city did not give more information about Natasha Hampton's termination since she did not give them consent to do so prior to Tuesday's meeting.
UMD enters second phase of more than decade-long Campus Creek restoration
The university is currently designing the second restoration phase and construction will begin as early as fall 2022.
Months after fire, Today’s Hair is eager to reopen in College Park
Neighboring Pizza Kingdom, which was also affected by the fire, has since reopened.
College Park says it terminated new city manager after she gave inconsistent information
The city released a statement days after Natasha Hampton issued one of her own.
‘SNAPPED’: Before and after a UMD alumna’s breaking point in Greek life
Lucy Taylor made a podcast exploring her trauma from Greek life. Now, she’s preparing for a second season.