This group shares University of Maryland workers’ stories, “Humans of New York” style
The group wants to connect the campus community by highlighting its “unsung heroes.”
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn to speak with Trump officials at city leader conference
Wojahn is attending the National League of Cities’ annual Congressional City Conference, which began March 11.
University Police respond to a suspicious automobile, embezzlement, theft
This week in crime.
UMD Jewish community remains unified in wake of anti-Semitic threats across the nation
Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 27 this year, 100 bomb threats were called into Jewish centers and day schools in the U.S. and Canada.
Democratic Maryland lawmakers are fighting to legalize recreational marijuana
Fifty-eight percent of Marylanders support legalizing recreational marijuana.
Gov. Larry Hogan’s approval rating “largely unaffected” by national politics, poll finds
The governor’s 7 percentage point approval rating dip is likely attributed to the Maryland General Assembly being in session.
A former UMD student is suing this university and the state after a Shuttle-UM bus hit him
The student was riding his bike when he collided with the bus on Sept. 25, 2015.
Mold in McKeldin Library’s basement could cost up to $1 million to fix
Mold began to grow in McKeldin’s basement this past summer.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has artistic ties to the University of Maryland
The newly confirmed education secretary has sparked protests nationwide.
A $100,000 grant would help the University System of Maryland promote open-source textbooks
These resources are openly licensed and oftentimes free, helping to save students money.