Tinder horror stories from the University of Maryland
Not all Tinder experiences are created equal, so we sent a reporter to learn about some Tinder horror stories endured by University of Maryland students.
The pill remains the most popular form of birth control prescribed at UMD’s Health Center
The center began offering more effective methods more than a year ago.
Four new graduate programs are coming to the University of Maryland
The University Senate voted to approve the new programs at its meeting Wednesday.
Maryland Delegate Kathy Szeliga hopes to bring her veteran affairs expertise to Washington
Szeliga is this state’s Republican candidate in the upcoming election for U.S. Senate.
Maryland might not have women in Congress for the first time in more than 40 years
Sen. Barbara Mikulski and Rep. Donna Edwards, both Democrats, will not be returning to their positions next year.
An Uber driver was arrested in connection with an assault in College Park
Prince George’s County Police is reminding students to exercise caution while using ride-share apps following the October incident.
A reporter who covered the Laquan McDonald shooting talked to UMD students about racism
Jamie Kalven, a journalist and human rights activist, discussed institutional racism and gave advice to University of Maryland student journalists trying to report on it.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen hopes to continue bipartisan work on education and economy in Senate
The Democratic congressman is vying for the state’s Senate seat.
UMD held a town hall to make its restricted research policy “more definitive”
The current policy does not allow university students and faculty to conduct restricted research, with a few exceptions.