CIVICUS director takes on new role after 17 years
Sue Briggs’ departure has elicited concern from the program’s alumni, who are requesting a town hall to discuss the transition.
University of Maryland researchers have found a new way to treat HIV
Some 36 million people live with the disease today.
Court dismisses ex-student’s lawsuit claiming UMD wrongfully expelled him for sexual assault
The former student claimed this university violated his due process rights.
A week-long DOTS event strives to promote biking for sustainability
Bike Week also marks the start of the Spring 2018 Bike Challenge.
This new app will help you buy drinks faster
Paying at bars and restaurants may never be the same, thanks to the new Rooam app
MaryPIRG staff organizers may be able to apply for salaries, thanks to an SGA referendum
The motion was approved in a 26-2 vote, with three abstentions.
UMD Police report off-campus robbery near Hartwick Road
The robbery was reported at about 10 p.m. Monday.
UMD Police are still investigating Courtyards pepper spray incident, one month later
The investigation was expected to take up to 30 days, police said June 1.
Some College Park apartments could see fewer inspections after City Council vote
The ordinance would make some housing inspections occur every other year.