UMD’s Dining Services will offer weekly specials served in all dining halls
March Madness and Taste of the South are among some of the dining halls’ new specials.
New storm drains in Prince George’s County could prevent pollution in the Chesapeake Bay
Plans for the drains are pending city and county approval.
The ACLU of Maryland is ready to take on Trump, heartened by outpouring of support
The group received more than $24 million in online donations this past weekend.
“We are in this together”: Wallace Loh reaffirms opposition to Trump’s executive orders
Loh said 350 people at this university could be affected by Trump’s travel ban.
University of Maryland alum and Google co-founder Sergey Brin protests Trump’s travel ban
Brin, born in the former Soviet Union, said he was “here because I’m a refugee.”
A College Park proclamation designated Jan. 17, 2017 a Day of Racial Healing
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn called for citizens to engage as “a unified force” and urged them to promote racial healing in their day-to-day lives.
Maryland’s former U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski is joining the Johns Hopkins faculty
She previously represented Maryland in the U.S. Senate for 30 years.
Prince George’s County Police investigate off-campus robbery
A masked man robbed a convenience store while implying he possessed a weapon.
Take a tour of the ArtHouse before it opens on Route 1 next semester
The venue should be open before spring break.