UMD’s jazz studies director Chris Vadala remembered for “unfailing generosity of spirit”
Vadala died Thursday at age 70.
“I’m still fighting”: Third Women’s March pushes for change, civil rights amid controversy
Following reports of anti-Semitic comments from the march's board, the event saw lower turnout.
Maryland Gov. Hogan’s budget proposal has raises for state employees, extra funds for USM
This comes after the union that represents UMD’s workers couldn’t agree to a deal with the governor.
UMD Police take suspect into custody after report of burglary on Fraternity Row
A resident told police they saw someone trying to get into a bathroom window.
Former UMD student to stand trial on speeding charges in crash that killed Maria Fisher
Police say he failed to control the speed of his vehicle to avoid the collision.
UMD workers rally for raises in Annapolis as Gov. Hogan’s new budget looms
The governor’s budget for the 2020 fiscal year is set to be released Friday.
Amid longest government shutdown ever, a UMD student is unsure if she can return to school
Freshman Michelle Moraa needs a tax document to process before she can get financial aid.
Purple Line construction will take an extra year, cost another $215 million
The line was originally projected to open in 2022.
UMD alum strikes back at Maryland’s anti-BDS order by suing Gov. Hogan, AG Frosh
Syed Saqib Ali claims the order violates his First and 14th Amendment rights.
Supreme Court to hear case on constitutionality of Maryland’s 6th congressional district
A district court ruled in November that the district was gerrymandered.