Maryland Gov. Hogan rejects latest health care bill to replace Obamacare
If the bill passed, Maryland could lose $13 billion from federal funding over the next ten years, according to a report.
Construction of two new dorms will delay Ellicott Hall renovations
Ellicott Hall’s renovations have been pushed back until at least 2020.
UMD’s Anytime Dining leads to healthier meals and a more sustainable campus, report shows
Dining Services surpassed its goal to purchase more sustainable and local food.
Dining Services expects Edward St. John building’s 4 new cafes to be campus central hub
Dining Services staff expect the cafes to experience more customers as the semester progresses.
UMD MaryPIRG launches campaign to ban Styrofoam statewide
After Prince George’s County enacted a Styrofoam ban in 2016, members of MaryPIRG want to expand the ban statewide.
UMD joins network that aims to attract and retain Baltimore-area students
The University of Maryland is the network’s newest member in nine years.
SGA urges UMD to continue charging in-state tuition for DACA students after program’s end
DACA students can currently be considered for in-state tuition if they have held DACA status for 12 consecutive months prior to the term they are applying for.
Prince George’s County plans to replace outdated zoning ordinance
The county will be releasing its comprehensive rewritten draft of the ordinance this week.
UMD community members sound off at first diversity task force open forum
The task force, which was commissioned after the killing of Richard Collins on the campus in May, garnered about 60 students and faculty members to discuss diversity measures.
UMD’s new Hebrew minor was a decade in the making
Previously, students could take Hebrew classes, but couldn’t earn a minor.