After six months without a permanent Title IX director, UMD announces office’s new leader
Grace Karmiol, the former Title IX director at Widener University, will take the same position at UMD.
UMD student reintroduces her bill to mandate organ donor education in public schools
After failing in the Senate last year, the bill now includes a transition period of one year.
“Protect this house”: UMD members stage walkout to support minorities after the election
The rally was described as neither anti-Donald Trump or pro-Hillary Clinton.
Bernie Sanders, Shailene Woodley and UMD students joined a Dakota Access pipeline rally
More than 20 University of Maryland students took part in the march to the White House on Tuesday.
President Loh responds to photos of blackface in old UMD yearbooks
The student who found them said it took only five minutes of searching.
UMD Police issue arrest warrant for suspect in University Book Center burglaries
The suspect is Robert Lee Scott Jr., 55, of Capitol Heights.
UMD will turn off water to 8 dorms as it fixes water main
The shutoff will also affect Eppley Recreation Center and the School of Public Health.
UMD students have mixed feelings about Gov. Hogan’s tax credit for student loan debt
The credit was announced in January.
Cost overruns could increase on Maryland’s Purple Line by $60 million
Already at $215 million, overruns could come to $275 million.
UMPD finds “no inappropriate contact” in Elkton Hall unlawful touching incident
University Police identified a man involved in an unlawful touching incident that occurred Sunday morning in Elkton Hall. On Monday — the day after…