Hogan announced $2.3 million in funding to help domestic violence, sexual assault victims
Part of the funding is going to the Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center and State’s Attorney’s Office in Prince George’s County.
State funding for DOTS could lead to more disability transportation buses at UMD
More than 9,000 students utilized the Paratransit service in fiscal 2016.
UMD stands by “safe space” group for white students to discuss race, despite pushback
The group’s name, White Awake, might be changed.
On anniversary of 9/11, UMD public health school dean recounts ground zero experience
Boris Lushniak worked to make sure first responders were protected from health risks following the attacks.
UMD cybersecurity program to start offering NSA-led courses, mentorships
The NSA will provide eight to nine teachers for several ACES courses.
UMD Senate recommends more gender-neutral bathrooms on campus
It aims to make the university more accessible to transgender and nonbinary students.
College Park officials looks to make changes to Trolley Trail amid safety concerns
Plans to improve the trails have been in works for at least a decade.
‘Breaking Bread’ event aims to familiarize UMD students and University Police
About 50 students joined 21 University of Maryland Police officers for a discussion on community relations, body cameras, the Black Lives Matter movement and implicit bias.
UMD Police respond to apparent suicide in Charles Hall
The cause won’t be officially determined until a medical examiner’s report is finalized.
College Park City Council approves a $10,000 grant for the Junior Tennis Champions Center
The grant will provide the center enough funds to offer College Park residents six free group tennis lessons.