Gov. Larry Hogan’s Israel trip could bring Marylanders global job opportunities
The agreement could foster business opportunities brought to this state from international territories.
UMPD is training to fight increasing opiate overdose rates in Maryland
Narcan, administered nasally, removes opiates from receptors in the brain and allows organs to start working again.
University of Maryland Police investigate indecent exposure incident
A female student was working out when a naked man began working out behind her.
Fire alarm gives Terrapin Row residents a 6 a.m. wakeup call
The alarm went off at about 6 a.m. and rang for more than an hour.
Terps Against Hunger packed its millionth meal on Sunday
Hundreds of students and officials gathered in Xfinity Center for the organization’s Homecoming Service Event.
A UMD alumnus pioneered the idea of televised presidential debates
His desire to increase civic involvement among his classmates left a lasting impact on American politics.
Advocates for people with disabilities marched almost 40 miles from Baltimore to D.C.
Participants aimed to raise awareness for the votes of people with disabilities in the upcoming presidential election.
College Park Airport’s new operations building opens doors to visitors
Visitors explored the College Park Aviation Museum free of charge and met with local pilots and crews on Saturday as part of College Park Day.
“It’s a dress, not a yes”: UMD’s SlutWalk aims to raise sexual assault awareness
Victim blaming is what inspired the idea of SlutWalks.
How to watch the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
Campus political groups are hosting a watch party in Stamp Student Union’s Hoff Theater