A student debt initiative could save Maryland residents $20 million a year
Fifty-seven percent of graduates in the state leave school with student debt.
Students continue pushing UMD to divest from Maryland Correctional Enterprises
About 40 people came to a town hall hosted by the Prison Resistance Project and the University of Maryland’s NAACP chapter.
UMD arboretum hopes to unify College Park community with gardening workshops
The four-part series will include lessons in gardening, seed planting and composting.
Amazon’s new pickup location under Terrapin Row will open Wednesday
The retail store will be located under Building A of the apartment complex.
University of Maryland Senate approves update to restricted research policy
The change provides clarity, but has also drawn transparency concerns.
University Police respond to harassment incident involving sexual video chat
A similar extortion case happened in October.
Some University of Maryland students and staff are concerned about Trump’s EPA gag order
The order remains in place though the Trump administration lifted restrictions on EPA grants and contracts.
University of Maryland alum brings new fitness studio to College Park
The barre studio is located above Starbucks in the College Park Shopping Center.
“We will fight it”: Maryland politicians lambaste Donald Trump’s immigration ban
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) was one of many politicians to voice their concerns.
Meet Huxley the Terp, the seven-pound Shih Tzu that “will literally make your day”
Huxley’s Instagram account has more than 2,000 followers.