Trump appeals Maryland judge’s ruling blocking part of revised travel ban
Trump told supporters this week he is prepared to fight the court rulings.
College Park resident urges City Council to join call for President Trump’s impeachment
Tom Johnson, founder of Spark Impeachment, cited Trump’s “complete divorce from reality” as one reason for impeachment.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh will join multi-state lawsuit again Trump travel ban
The travel ban is a threat to this state’s universities and economy, Frosh said.
College Park wants to incentivize businesses to display more public art
“Public art has a lot to say about a city,” District 2 Councilman P.J. Brennan said.
UMD students will be able to choose a substance-free housing option for next semester
Carroll Hall will pilot the program, which is aimed toward students who want to live in an alcohol- and drug-free environment.
5 UMD students are finalists in an urban planning competition. The next step? Chicago.
The group is one of four finalists and will take home $50,000 if they win.
CPAC was “worthwhile” but might not have appealed to millennials, UMD students say
The event included workshops that advocated for conservative ideals in a “politically correct climate.”
Four UMD student groups are creating surveys to guide textbook affordability solutions
One long-term initiative being considered is open source textbooks.
The UMD Hearing and Speech Clinic is helping transgender students find their voice
The clinic helps transgender students make become more comfortable in their bodies.
A new bill will allow Maryland’s attorney general to sue the Trump administration
The bill will take effect without Gov. Larry Hogan’s signature.