University of Maryland SGA supports a statewide fracking ban
The Student Government Association will join over 100 organizations that endorse a permanent ban on fracking in this state.
Metro is looking to cut its hours. WMATA want riders to weigh in on the options.
The public comment period is open until Oct. 25.
USM Board of Regents will meet Friday to discuss fallout from Jordan McNair’s death
The board sets policy for the University System of Maryland’s 12 institutions.
UMD has a pool that simulates the weightlessness of space. It’s one of 6 in the world.
The 50-foot-wide pool is filled with 367,000 gallons of water.
Sean Urbanski’s lawyers request separate trials for murder, hate crime charges
It’s been more than a year since Richard Collins was killed.
College Park’s mayor will knock on doors for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Pennsylvania
Patrick Wojahn will be campaigning for Clinton this weekend in what he calls “a critical election.”
University of Maryland Police investigate phone scam incidents
Two students have reported incidents in the past week.
UMD doesn’t have to pay P.G. County’s minimum wage. These groups want to change that.
Prince George’s County’s minimum wage increased Saturday from $9.55 per hour to $10.75 per hour, many University of Maryland students may instead make the state minimum wage of $8.75 per hour.
UMD SGA invests in TurboVote to make voting registration as ‘easy as possible’
For about $3,000 a year, the SGA is able to use TurboVote to encourage students to register and remind students when it’s time to step into the voting booth.
A new College Park neighborhood looks to attract University of Maryland faculty and staff
The neighborhood will consist of seven custom-built homes on Howard Lane.