Maryland House of Delegates passes budget plan with tax increases, spending cuts
The framework would create two new tax brackets for wealthier residents in the state and new taxes on certain goods.
‘Trust the process’: UMD athletes, entrepreneurs share advice for success at panel
Maryland athletics and xFoundry hosted the event, which focused on building multi-skilled teams and applying an athletic mindset beyond the field.
Chopt Creative Salad Company opens in College Park
The restaurant, which officially opened Wednesday, will offer customizable salads, warm bowls and wraps to the College Park community.
UMD launches resource hub to help laid-off federal workers
The Pathways Forward Resource Hub offers career transition resources for laid-off federal workers.
UMD community members hold sit-in, vigil to honor people killed in Gaza
The event comes after Israel launched a surprise wave of airstrikes on Gaza on March 18 that killed more than 400 people.
UMD SGA executive candidates debate student engagement, financial transparency
The debate included candidates from the StriveUMD, Our College Park and JusticeUMD parties for the SGA election, which will take place April 1 to April 3.
Maryland leaders, community members reflect on 1-year anniversary of Key Bridge collapse
The bridge will be rebuilt with full federal funding, which Congress approved in December after a monthslong push from the Maryland delegation.
Prince George’s County Council elects youngest-ever chair
District 8 council member Edward Burroughs III will serve as chair for the rest of the 2025 legislative year.
UMD administration details response to federal inquiry about Chinese students, faculty
The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party sent Darryll Pines a letter urging this university to provide details about Chinese national students.
Trump administration cancels funding for UMD-ran domestic terrorism tracker
The database tracked events across the country such as hate crimes, school shootings and instances of workplace violence.