Two hate bias incidents involving swastikas were reported at UMD in February
The hate symbols were found in on-campus bathrooms.
UMD student charged with breaking into own frat house gets community service
Nicholas Stehman, 20, has 90 days to fulfill the requirement.
More than a year after Maria Fisher’s death, her loved ones still search for answers
Fisher was struck and killed by a car as she crossed Route 1 in October 2017.
UMD panelists discuss making Prince George’s County “more equitable across racial lines”
A new report discussed at the panel found economic inequity among lower-income neighborhoods inside the Beltway.
College Park City Council fears Purple Line construction will increase traffic, noise
Construction will reroute Metro bus traffic to Calvert Road.
Maryland women’s lacrosse’s home stadium will be closed for renovations this season
The team will play its home games at Maryland Stadium.
After Maryland football controversy, USM will undergo its first external review in two decades
When the review is complete, a committee will evaluate the report and provide feedback to the board.
Gov. Hogan pushes continued bipartisanship, lowering student debt in State of the State
He continued bipartisanship and tax cuts for students in Wednesday's annual address.
Some classrooms in UMD’s Iribe Center are open, but most of the building remains closed
A formal dedication ceremony is slated to occur in April.