Hillary Clinton won the popular vote but lost the presidency. Here’s how.
The Electoral College is confusing. We tried to explain it for you.
UMD SGA will offer bus rides for early voting in the midterms
More than 300 University of Maryland undergraduate students will get a free ride.
UMD’s former “First Lady” remembered as an earnest educator and animal lover
Patricia Kirwan was the wife of a former UMD president.
College Park is trying to improve its Census response rate in 2020. Here’s how.
The city's response rate was below the national and countywide averages in 2010.
University of Maryland students barely voted for third party candidates
Fewer than 75 University of Maryland students voted in Stamp Student Union for third party candidates.
100 UMD students gathered in solidarity with those protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline
The American Indian Student Union is tired of waiting for change.
“Such a good place to make noise”: UMD students react to Kavanaugh hearings
A UMD student said she was arrested protesting Kavanaugh’s nomination.
UMD’s Graduate Council continues to push for better student-advisor relations
The graduate school hopes to have clear outlines for teaching assistants developed by the end of this academic year.
A reporter who covered the Laquan McDonald shooting talked to UMD students about racism
Jamie Kalven, a journalist and human rights activist, discussed institutional racism and gave advice to University of Maryland student journalists trying to report on it.
A tribal activist on the Dakota Access Pipeline front line spoke at UMD
Tara Houska, who served as the Native American adviser on the Bernie Sanders’ campaign, flew to Maryland to speak at this university’s Native Roots Monologues event.