Ellicott Hall to temporarily close in fall 2026 for AC installation, renovations
Hagerstown Hall is expected to receive similar renovations and construction is slated to start in January 2027 after more funding is approved.
PGCPS expands hot meal, breakfast programs amid government shutdown
Prince George’s County is home to about 70,000 federal workers and contractors, many of whom are being furloughed.
New UMD gallery uses art to address sexual violence
The exhibition, which opened in Stamp Student Union in October, encourages the use of art for social change.
College Park City Council to hold hearing on proposed early lease ordinance
The legislation aims to protect renters from pressure to re-sign a lease months before knowing their housing plans for the next year.
Alum, Iowa judge David Porter credits passion for law to his time at UMD
Porter said he looks back to his time at this university as a critical point in his life when he developed an interest in law.
Maryland sues Trump administration over blocking FBI headquarters move to Greenbelt
Maryland is suing on the grounds that Trump violated Congress’ decision, unlawfully re-allocated billions in funds and ignored federal requirements to consult with the state.
Purple Line to begin testing light-rail vehicles at UMD in January
The testing on campus is expected to be conducted overnight on selected days from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
UMD SGA condemns student-hosted event with IDF soldiers, demands university issues apology
The resolutions come weeks after this university’s Students Supporting Israel chapter hosted three Israeli Defense Forces soldiers at an event on Oct. 21.
UMD alumni offer STEM students tips for job searching in a turbulent market
Four recent graduates shared their career experiences with students who plan to enter STEM fields at a panel on Tuesday.
Holly Simmons, Kelly Jordan win District 2 College Park City Council seats
Simmons received 235 votes, while Jordan received 173 in this week’s general election.