A UMD alumnus was just elected to the Greenbelt City Council
Colin Byrd, 24, will be the youngest of the council’s seven members.
After placing freshmen in the apartments last year, Resident Life aims to draw older students to Leonardtown
With more freshmen in need of housing last year, Resident Life put about 125 of them in the Leonardtown apartments.
Metzerott Road residents want more safety measures on their street to combat fast drivers
Some residents want sidewalks, speed bumps, updated street lighting and bike lanes.
UMD iSchool hosted conference about diversity and inclusion to promote accessibility
Speakers from local libraries also shared their strategies on community outreach and accessibility.
MaryPIRG testifies to Howard County Council supporting small donor incentive programs
Small donor incentive programs seek to decrease the influence of big money in politics and increase student participation.
Police investigate another indecent exposure incident in McKeldin Library
This is the second indecent exposure incident on the seventh floor in six days.
Some UMD orientation programs, UNIV100 courses to include sexual misconduct education
After training about 1,600 students last fall, CARE to Stop Violence is planning to expand its Step Up! bystander intervention training to all UNIV100 sections.
UMD officials say a campuswide ban of hate symbols would limit First Amendment rights
This university bans hate and intimidation symbols at athletic events.