Former U.S. Secretary of Education John King to deliver UMD’s winter commencement address
He will deliver the winter commencement address on Dec. 18.
Chris Van Hollen becomes first senator-elect tapped to lead Democratic campaign commitee
Van Hollen will also serve on the Senate Appropriations Committee.
UMD Republicans, Democrats spar over sick leave and immigration at debate
The debate was hosted by Maryland Discourse and co-hosted by PLUMAS.
“I feel humiliated”: UMD housekeepers say they’ve been rebuked for speaking Spanish
“You can’t tell me I can’t speak in my language.”
The Hotel at UMD is set to open next summer and create about 500 jobs
Students will be able to work at The Hotel and some of its surrounding facilities.
UMD students who did the Disabilities in a Global Context internship share their stories
They gathered at Hornbake Library to hear students’ stories about working with people who have disabilities in countries such as Peru and Ghana.
“Our dream is a reality now”: UMD architecture students designed furniture for The Clarice
It's made out of a sustainable bamboo material called Plyboo.
University of Maryland students are working to get collective bargaining rights
Six Big Ten universities grant these rights to students.
Democratic incumbent Steny Hoyer snags 18th term in U.S. House of Representatives
Hoyer has been serving in Maryland’s 5th District since 1981.
There are 10 times more registered Democrats than Republicans in Prince George’s County
County residents also gave more than $2.5 million to Democratic candidates.