UMD will no longer bar students from their dorms after mental health hospital stays
The policy was changed over the summer in the wake of student outcry.
After five years, SGA is bringing back its #WTFUMD program
The hashtag stands for “What to Fix."
Republicans maintain control of both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives
Republicans will have a majority in both houses of Congress, but they did not win the 60 seats needed to defeat a Democratic filibuster in the Senate.
Maryland voters pour into Ritchie and Stamp to cast ballots
Check back in on this election blog throughout the day for updated voting numbers.
UMD study explains how anxiety disorders can be passed from parents to children
The findings could help researchers develop new treatments for anxiety.
After “quite a bit of cold calling,” UMD’s GSG sees a spike in membership
The GSG is expected to have at least 65 members this semester.
An Uber driver was arrested in connection with an assault in College Park
Prince George’s County Police is reminding students to exercise caution while using ride-share apps following the October incident.
Two College Park groups may receive grants to further their community service efforts
The council will vote on the grants at its next meeting on Nov. 15.
Shuttle-UM had nearly 200,000 extra riders last year. DOTS’ reaction? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
DOTS Director David Allen said the increase is “very manageable.”
Prince George’s County Police investigates taser incident
The incident was later reclassified as a theft with a taser involved.