A UMD Naval ROTC member ranked as one of the best among U.S. seniors in her field
She’ll be headed to Japan this summer.
Keystone pipeline, health care and an FBI investigation: What you missed over spring break
Because of a lack of necessary votes, House Speaker Paul Ryan pulled the American Health Care Act on Friday.
College Park officials are hopeful for Purple Line despite Trump’s budget proposal
Trump’s proposed budget would cut millions in federal grants, some of which would help fund the Purple Line.
The University System of Maryland is establishing a $25 million fund to support startups
Startup companies within the system could receive as much as $500,000 from the new initiative.
Some University Senate bills pass in weeks. 13 have been in gridlock for more than a year.
The oldest? A bill first introduced in 2010.
Man killed in shooting three miles from the University of Maryland’s campus
The incident took place near the 9600 block of Milestone Way, which is a residential and commercial area near Route 1.
Ex-UMD student challenges officials’ motion to dismiss a $5 million sexual assault lawsuit
University administrators had moved to dismiss the complaint on the grounds of qualified immunity.
Gov. Larry Hogan announces support for permanent fracking ban in Maryland
Hogan has openly supported fracking with strict regulations in the past.
Trump appeals Maryland judge’s ruling blocking part of revised travel ban
Trump told supporters this week he is prepared to fight the court rulings.
College Park residents express concerns about proposed Chick-fil-A on Route 1
Some residents are concerned the new restaurant would worsen traffic in the area.