A UMD student has sold more than $100k worth of custom clothing through printing business
Fresh Prints offers custom design and printing options to Greek organizations and other campus groups.
UMD SGA votes to support 24/7 “morning after pill” access, as long as costs are reasonable
The bill would make emergency contraceptives available on college campuses at all times.
UMD DOTS and Dining Services are preparing for the ‘Day Without a Woman’ strike
The March 8 strike could affect several University of Maryland services.
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn is running for reelection
He plans to focus on issues such as sustainability, transportation and city development during his campaign.
More than 100 gather to honor the life of a UMD professor and Nobel laureate
Thomas Schelling died on Dec. 13, 2016 at 95 years old.
President Trump has yet to win the approval of Marylanders, recent poll finds
Trump’s disapproval rating in Maryland is 14 percent above the national average.
College Park’s newest apartment building is scheduled to open in summer 2017
Fuse 47’s high-tech amenities include option for residents to open their apartments with their cell phone.
“We stand firmly for human rights”: Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank explains remarks on Trump
In an open letter, Plank said his statements to CNBC on Feb. 7 did not reflect his intent.
University of Maryland welcomes new women’s rights chapter to campus
In the group’s first meeting, 25 students wrote letters to U.S. representatives and Senators.
College Park could get two new childcare centers to address residents’ needs
One College Park resident’s daughter has been on a waitlist for three years.