UMD shares emergency response plans, offers support after Michigan State shooting
A Monday night shooting at Michigan State University killed three students and critically injured five others.
UMD researchers’ record-breaking laser experiment gets national recognition
Members of Dr. Howard Milchberg’s lab created a laser that could act as an air waveguide.
‘UNFOLD,’ new Stamp gallery, explores connection to clothes and textiles
The exhibit opened Jan. 30 and closes April 1.
Some companies in Maryland could transition to a four-day workweek under new state bill
If passed, the bill would create a pilot program encouraging companies to decrease their employees’ weekly hours from 40 to 32.
PGCPS educators grapple with ChatGPT use in classrooms
The conversation around AI chatbots comes as neighboring school systems have completely banned ChatGPT from school networks.
Prince George’s County officials say Blue Line Corridor is about community investment, not football
Construction to develop a five-mile stretch from Capital Heights to Largo that includes the area surrounding FedEx Field is slated to begin soon.
UMD Fearless Student Employees rallies for collective bargaining rights in Annapolis
More than 20 people gathered around the Lawyers Mall in Annapolis to voice their support for collective bargaining rights for graduate students at the University of Maryland on Feb. 3, 2023.
Hundreds of UMD students retaliate against demonstrators’ racist, homophobic remarks
Hundreds of students counterprotested the Key of David protestors at Hornbake Plaza.
Prince George’s County progressive nominated for Maryland House vacancy
Martinez, a 26-year-old who lives in New Carrollton, grew up in Prince George’s County and began his career working for CASA de Maryland
The Housing Horserace
With the spring semester and study abroad season underway, some students scramble to sublet their lease. Social media apps such as Facebook are…