Amid longest government shutdown ever, a UMD student is unsure if she can return to school
Freshman Michelle Moraa needs a tax document to process before she can get financial aid.
A UMD professor won an international criminology prize for his research on drug enforcement
Peter Reuter’s research indicates “light enforcement” of drug laws is more effective.
“We can always call on her”: College Park resident honored for years of community service
If you’re at a College Park community event, you’ll likely find Laura Salers there.
At State of the Campus, UMD President Loh criticizes Regents, touts campus improvements
Some senators wanted him to talk more about the football scandals and their fallout.
A UMD class on radicalism and Islam returns after being canceled due to a terrorist attack
The former Afghan ambassador to Canada and France will teach the class, which will be offered next spring.
UMD Police respond to DUI, pedestrian hit, hate bias incident
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle near Regents Drive Garage.
McKeldin Mall’s newest academic building in 50 years finishes construction this month
The building has been under construction for about two and a half years.
UMD panel draws parallels between 1968 campus protests and Jordan McNair rally
The rally “catalyzed” the student body, one panelist said.
Here’s how Betsy DeVos wants to change guidelines for college sexual misconduct cases
The new rules would allow the accused to cross-examine their accusers.
A UMD professor discussed maternal mortality in Africa and what the U.S. can learn from it
One reason maternal mortality rates in this region remain high is because many women don’t have access to contraceptives.