UMD students launch course registration notification service
Students can sign up to be notified when there are waitlist openings for certain classes.
College Park City Council considers redistricting before 2020 census
There is one city election before the next census.
Author D. Watkins visits UMD to discuss gentrification, oppression
He wrote the book, ‘The Beast Side: Living and Dying While Black In America.’
The University of Maryland is getting a new $50 million engineering building
The Potomac Building will be demolished to make way for the new structure.
Women rob UMD employee on River Road walkway
The suspects entered a silver SUV and fled onto Paint Branch Parkway toward Route 1.
White supremacist propaganda is increasing at universities nationwide, study says
White supremacists have been targeting U.S. college campuses since 2016, the report said.
“People are really struggling”: grad student survey shows widespread financial insecurity
More than 2,000 of this university’s 10,653 graduate students responded to the anonymous survey.
Maryland Food Collective hosts panel on GMOs, organic food
As part of “Sustainable Ag Tuesdays,” the panel discussed how genetically modified and organic crops, while sometimes beneficial, are not the only ways to feed a growing world.
SGA is supporting easier absentee voting in College Park elections
Currently, absentee voting in city elections requires an excuse, and class doesn’t count.
UMD students organize fundraising gala to honor “Baltimore Batman”
For almost a decade and a half, Lenny Robinson gave sick children hope and “changed their world.” Friday’s fundraiser aimed to help keep his legacy alive.