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Two elevators are still under construction.
“Home away from home”: UMD’s Latinx studies center celebrates 30th anniversary
“I can’t imagine what my college experience would have been like without the center.”
College Park raises fine for illegal dumping from $50 to $1,000
City officials hope the state-maximum fine will help curb bulk item littering in public places.
UMD investigated far fewer sexual misconduct complaints last year, despite spike in reports
Reports have increased about 122 percent since the Title IX office's founding.
College Park residents sound off on proposal to lengthen city council terms
Only one of the about 13 people gathered supported the change.
Some UMD bathrooms aren’t accessible enough for people with disabilities
Nearly 100 buildings on the campus still have bathrooms that need renovation.
“The only time these names are remembered”: UMD event honors filicide victims
It aimed to memorialize people with disabilities who were killed by their caretakers.
Maryland delegate apologizes for using n-word to describe Prince George’s County district
Del. Mary Ann Lisanti (D-Harford) was heard referring to part of Prince George’s County as a “n----- district.”
UMD students honor victims of Kashmir terror attack with candlelight vigil, silent march
“On Feb. 14, when the world was celebrating love, there was a terrorist attack in Kashmir spreading the seeds of hatred.”
College Park officials want to make the Trolley Trail intersection safer
Onlookers have seen cars and even Metro buses run the intersection’s pedestrian light.