University Libraries hosts edible books competition with all sorts of puns
Some of this year’s entries were entitled “Mulch Ado About Nothing” and “The Handmaid’s Kale.”
Nonprofit educational center is changing hands after UMD can no longer fund it
Prince George’s County will take over in late summer or early fall.
PG County joins NAACP suit against Trump administration to stop undercounting minorities
“The effects of an inaccurate census will be felt across the country,” the lawsuit reads.
Univ, city and CPCUP expand assistance for those looking to live in College Park
It’s housing made affordable for city and university employees.
Cholera vaccines aren’t available in the United States. That could change soon.
The vaccine, called Vaxchora, may be available for public use in the fall.
New UMD club Reading Rainbow focuses on LGBT literature and film
The club meets weekly at the Equity Center.
Even after apartment developments, most UMD underclassmen still live on campus
Students cited cost and convenience as reasons for living in campus housing.
UMD, College Park will honor Orlando shooting victims
Flags on the campus and across the state will fly at half-staff to honor the victims.
UMD, COPT to construct 75,000-square-foot building for government agencies, retailers
The project is slated for completion by the end of summer 2017.
SGA police advisory council gains momentum after year delay
The council plans to meet once a month starting next semester.