UMD Police say there is a person of interest in fraternity house noose incident
The person of interest has been referred to university officials for disciplinary review, according to a police statement.
U.S. Rep. Anthony Brown will speak at UMD about race, hate and campus climate
The event will take place on Aug. 31 at 4 p.m. in the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center.
Maryland will receive full federal funding for Purple Line
After the federal funding agreement is signed, construction on the long-awaited rail line can begin.
Want to enjoy the solar eclipse at the University of Maryland? Here’s how.
Monday’s total solar eclipse will be the first to to cross the United States in 99 years.
Maryland removes statue honoring Roger B. Taney from State House grounds overnight
Another statue of Taney in Baltimore was removed just days earlier.
More people are moving to College Park — and they’re staying
A majority of the city’s new residents said they would walk, bike or use public transportation to commute to work, according to a College Park City-University Partnership report.
UMD student Alex Tobin is running for College Park City Council
Tobin, 20, seeks a District 2 seat and announced his campaign Wednesday morning.
All four of Baltimore’s Confederate monuments were removed overnight
The statues’ removal comes just days after a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that left one woman dead and several injured.
Five years after the DACA program was born, UMD students join DC protest to defend it
Twenty-seven people, including Maryland gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous, were arrested Tuesday afternoon in front of the White House at a rally in support of DACA.
Hogan wants the statue of Dred Scott decision author Roger Taney removed from Annapolis
Hogan was initially against removing the statue commemorating former Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, the author of the decision stating slaves and their descendants couldn’t be U.S. citizens.