Supreme Court to hear case on constitutionality of Maryland’s 6th congressional district
A district court ruled in November that the district was gerrymandered.
UMD is cleaning dorm rooms over winter break, two months after a student died from adenovirus
Hired contractors are sterilizing "frequently-touched surfaces" starting Monday.
Prince George’s County politicians endorse plan to combat rising drug prices
County Executive Angela Alsobrooks and state Del. Joseline Peña-Melnyk are backing the effort.
Sean Urbanski’s trial has been postponed for a third time
The UMD student charged in the 2017 killing of Richard Collins won't stand trial until July at the earliest.
One in five UMD students are food insecure. These students want to fix that.
After analyzing data about food insecurity throughout the fall semester, seven business school students presented 14 recommendations to University of Maryland officials this month to…
Despite heavy redaction, surveillance videos provide insight into Jordan McNair’s final workout
The university released the footage on Thursday, hours before closing for winter break.
UMD Police respond to report of sex offense on Fraternity Row
A female student said she was touched near a fraternity house.
A Title IX coordinator warns USM’s Board of Regents about PR during investigations
The coordinator, Megan Farrell, had a presentation focused on the history of Title IX laws and protections.
Stamp is still looking for a new restaurant to replace Adele’s
The student union hopes to open a new restaurant by August — over a year after Adele’s closure.
UMD lab burns Christmas trees in annual fire safety demonstration
“Because of the holiday season … we want to highlight some of the safety hazards that come along with using trees.”