UMD construction round-up: Purple Line, new athletic centers see progress
Here is a look at the status of this university’s construction efforts.
Some Marylanders can now file taxes for free with IRS direct system
More than 700,000 Marylanders will be eligible to use the Internal Revenue Service’s Direct File online tool for the 2025 filing session.
College Park installs new pedestrian, bike safety measures on Knox and Hartwick Roads
Student leaders in the Student Government Association and Residence Hall Association have highlighted safety concerns along these roads to the city council in recent months.
Los miembros del Consejo de Condado de Prince George anuncian la posibilidad de la construcción de un hospital nuevo y un centro de salud para mujeres
El nuevo centro médico tiene como objetivo reducir la falta de personal médico del condado además de reducir las desigualdades.
USM limits Oct. 7 campus demonstrations to university-sponsored events after backlash
The announcement comes after thousands of people contacted the University of Maryland about a reservation of McKeldin Mall for an Oct. 7 event.
PGCPS school board discusses bus driver shortages, transportation improvements
PGCPS CEO Millard House II said more than 74 percent of bus driver positions are filled at Thursday’s meeting.
UMD students honor people killed in Palestine with flag display
Event organizers planted about 15,000 white flags on McKeldin Mall and aimed to educate the university community about Israel’s violence in Palestine.
Alsobrooks and Hogan tied in tight US Senate race, poll finds
The contest is one of the most-watched Senate races in the country and could decide who controls the Senate, which is currently narrowly held by Democrats.
Creative Commons cafe in Tawes Hall reopens after pandemic closure
The cafe, located on the first floor of the building, offers Starbucks coffee and other beverages, snacks and carryout meals.
Former Prince George’s County Council member pleads guilty to theft scheme, perjury
Mel Franklin pleaded guilty Monday to charges of felony theft scheme and perjury for using at least $130,000 of campaign funds for personal expenses.