College Park redistricting commission drafts new maps to adhere to council requests
The commission reluctantly drafted three new redistricting maps, after the city council requested they maintain current districts as much as possible.
PGCPS to pilot free telehealth services for students in October
The program encompasses free urgent medical care and mental health therapy sessions for students available virtually at school and at home.
Md. gubernatorial candidates Wes Moore, Dan Cox debate abortion, election integrity
Candidates squared off Wednesday in their only debate ahead of November's general election.
UMD presentation shows the value of fictional languages
David Peterson and Jessie Sams, who created languages heard in a variety of films and shows, discussed the art of conlang.
UMD community members with Florida connections reflect on damage from Hurricane Ian
This university was far from the path of Hurricane Ian, but some university staff, students and alumni with connections to Florida were impacted both during and after the hurricane.
Yahentamitsi dining hall’s new mural shows Piscataway people’s values around food, culture
Karen Lynch Harley, an artist from the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe in North Carolina, painted the mural.
‘Experiencing Men’s World’ lecture discusses effects of living in patriarchy
Award-winning philosopher Dr. Manon Garcia spoke about her research on gender heirarchies.
Meet the Prince George’s County Council candidates representing districts near College Park
Despite the lack of competitive races, there will be several changes up and down the council.
Diversity and inclusion office outlines steps for more accessible events at UMD
Offering assistive listening devices and making accessible PowerPoints were two points brought up to make events more accessible.
SGA Safety Walk attendees find overgrown trees, broken lights across campus
The event aims to promote discussion of how to make the university’s campus and its surrounding areas more safe, sustainable and accessible.