State funding for DOTS could lead to more disability transportation buses at UMD
More than 9,000 students utilized the Paratransit service in fiscal 2016.
University of Maryland Police report attempted strong-armed robbery
The suspect is not in custody.
SGA withdraws Title IX fee proposal
Administrators told SGA members that the proposal would have been tabled.
University of Maryland Police investigates indecent exposure
A man was arousing himself outside on a balcony at the New Leonardtown Apartments.
Milo Yiannopoulos on canceled Terps for Trump event: UMD is “going to suffer for it”
Yiannopoulos said he plans to address alumni and reschedule his visit to this university.
Baltimore State’s Attorney calls for unity among African Americans at UMD NAACP event
Panelists discussed black activism and the Freddie Gray’s death among other things.
A new medical facility could be coming to Largo in Prince George’s County
The 15-member health commission will meet to approve the facility at the end of this month.
UMD will use teacher training programs to help 1 million students learn Mandarin
There are 200,000 Mandarin student speakers in the U.S. currently.
An SGA Town Hall gave UMD students a chance to ask about College Park’s future
Topics included the city’s economic development and future amenities, parking, and student housing, among others.
College Park’s Small Business Saturday aims to boost the local economy
Small Business Saturday is already a national campaign coinciding with Black Friday and Cyber Monday.