New UMD center will research how 3-D printing can reengineer human organs
The $6.25 million grant will establish the Center for Engineering Complex Tissues.
UMD SGA wants University Police to increase their interaction with students and faculty
The plan encourages police to expand patrol of officers, further advertise the Ride Along/Walk Along Program and host more events.
University of Maryland Senate will vote on sexual misconduct policy changes this month
The bill calls for more uniform sexual and bystander intervention training.
An F-16 fighter jet crashed in PG County, forcing the pilot to eject
The plane crashed about six miles away from Joint Base Andrews.
Maryland lawmakers approve bill to preserve funding for Planned Parenthood
The bill would direct $2.7 million to Planned Parenthood in the event Congress moves to defund the organization.
The Green Tidings food truck has returned to UMD after a seven-month absence
The menu included rigatoni with beef ragout and a veggie burrito.
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.