After months of negotiations, MDOT and Purple Line contractors reach agreement
If the agreement is approved, the state will pay $250 million to settle outstanding financial claims.
Here’s how UMD fits into recent COVID-19 testing investigations
At a press conference, Gov. Larry Hogan denied any flaws with the tests.
PGPD is investigating reported homicide in Langley Park
Police found the body at about 5 a.m. Saturday.
About 150 UMD students referred to student conduct office for testing noncompliance so far
Students who are noncompliant with testing requirements receive two warning letters before being referred to the Office of Student Conduct.
Pines announces partnership with Black student leaders to discuss anti-racist efforts
The group includes student leaders from 34 organizations that represent Black students.
UMD organization holds webinar on domestic violence in undocumented communities
During the webinar, Veronica Gil, an advocate for Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support, spoke about supporting survivors of relationship violence.
For UMD students and alumni who stutter, Joe Biden’s election win is “incredibly powerful”
Students, alumni and faculty alike hope Biden's presidency will combat the stigma surrounding speech impediments.
Swing states decided the 2020 election. These UMD students call them home.
Hear from students who cast ballots in Georgia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and other battleground states.
Oregon passed a law decriminalizing hard drugs. Experts aren’t sure if Maryland will follow.
Alan Lehman, a professor at this university, said if the measure succeeds in Oregon, it could be applied to other states.
These UMD students may pay over $1,000 in rent, but Wi-Fi issues still hamper classwork
Students living in Terrapin Row, The Varsity and the University View have had internet connectivity issues this semester.