“People are not okay with this”: students protest Terps for Trump’s Milo Yiannopoulos talk
More than 200 students to date have signed a petition to prevent him from speaking.
Capital Gazette owner creates scholarship fund for UMD journalism students
It is aimed to honor the victims of Thursday’s shooting.
Maryland joins multistate lawsuit against Trump’s family separation policy
California, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts are among the other states in the lawsuit.
A veteran and his UMD son are dead in apparent murder-suicide. Questions of motive remain.
Police said they had no knowledge of any previous calls to the house for disturbances.
Capital Bikeshare opens location near Whole Foods in Riverdale Park
The city is aiming for more locations, including near The Hotel.
Counseling services nationwide are backlogged. Here’s how one UMD frat is reacting.
Alpha Tau Omega has partnered with the online platform Talkspace to provide free counseling to members.
College Park Airport’s new operations building opens doors to visitors
Visitors explored the College Park Aviation Museum free of charge and met with local pilots and crews on Saturday as part of College Park Day.
The University of Maryland wants to hire more women and minorities
Six colleges at the University of Maryland will be piloting the Inclusive Hiring Project.
“His soul continues”: Dozens gather at UMD Chapel to reflect on Richard Collins’ death
Collins was killed on May 20, 2017.
College Park now has a college student’s dream: a smoke shop by a pizza place
The new smoke shop is in between Slices Pizza Co. and Northwest Chinese Food.