Election Day is coming, and some UMD students are ready to vote for the first time
Despite ongoing issues and an influx of information, some students say they're excited to vote for the first time.
Mayors of Big Ten college communities ask conference to consult local health officials
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn joined 11 other mayors in signing a letter to the Big Ten.
Gov. Hogan releases plan for COVID-19 vaccine distribution in Maryland
Health care workers and people with high-risk health conditions are among the groups that would receive priority.
Some UMD students say they’re not ready to eat in-person at the dining halls yet
Even with reduced seating capacity, some students say they're sticking to carry-out meals.
MICA workshop discusses using art as means of social change
The event connected like-minded people to create social change through art.
PGPD investigating shots fired near Monument Village in College Park
Police told residents to steer clear of the area.
After congressional run, Mckayla Wilkes is fighting to end the school-to-prison pipeline
The former candidate started a nonprofit with a former UMD student.
Most of UMD’s founders were slaveholders. The 1856 Project aims to confront that history.
Collectively, UMD's first trustees held nearly 400 enslaved people.
UMD students trek to Women’s March in D.C.
Ahead of the Nov. 3 elections, organizers sought to remind people of the energy of the original Women's March.
Here’s who’s running to represent District 2 on College Park’s City Council
The election will be held Nov. 8.