Majority of Maryland’s dismissed ride-share drivers had criminal histories or bad records
Nearly 4,500 drivers were dismissed after previously passing ride-sharing companies’ background checks.
One Party’s A.J. Pruitt eyes SGA’s top spot after more than 2 years of involvement
Pruitt is calling for more higher education funding, SGA involvement in state politics and advocacy for students.
The two SGA parties posted similar donation amounts, but one has 11 times as many contributors
The One Party and Unity Party are relying on vastly different funding sources.
UMD SGA announces parties and candidates for the 2017-18 school year
Campaigning will begin on April 12.
College Park pushes through tragedy to turn out record numbers at Good Neighbor Day
The city-University of Maryland partnership surpassed last year’s 400 volunteers.
College Park officials are hopeful for Purple Line despite Trump’s budget proposal
Trump’s proposed budget would cut millions in federal grants, some of which would help fund the Purple Line.
Voter turnout for UMD Senate student election was the highest in at least four years
A total of 2,544 students cast ballots in this year’s election.
White nationalist posters found in at least 4 UMD locations Monday
Similar posters were found hanging in Marie Mount Hall and Tydings Hall in December.
UMPD prohibits use of pepper spray in nonviolent situations following May incident
The majority of the officers have also completed diversity training that University Police Chief David Mitchell ordered in July.