University of Maryland scientists are working to develop a Zika vaccine
The first phase of vaccine trials began Aug. 2.
UMD DOTS systems are down Thursday, but parking registration won’t be affected
Delays in system upgrades are responsible for the closures.
UMPD seeks persons of interest in connection to armed robbery
The two people arrested on the night of the incident were mistakenly identified by the victims.
CIVICUS director takes on new role after 17 years
Sue Briggs’ departure has elicited concern from the program’s alumni, who are requesting a town hall to discuss the transition.
KFC uses antibiotics in its chicken. A Maryland advocacy group is trying to stop them.
Maryland PIRG is petitioning KFC to stop feeding their birds antibiotics.
“An abusive system”: Duo uncovers unusually high incarceration rate for immigrants
Their findings reveal that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is over-detaining immigrants.
Greenbelt’s FBI headquarters bid just got more attractive thanks to Gov. Larry Hogan
Potential building costs were reduced by hundreds of millions.
Federal judge stalls Purple Line project over ridership and safety concerns
But College Park officials remain optimistic.
The iSchool’s new dean spent some time at the White House
Before coming to this university, Keith Marzullo worked in the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy.