Drawing a swastika could mean 3 years in prison under this Maryland bill
The law would classify certain hateful actions as misdemeanors.
After past failed attempts, UMD grad students rally again for collective bargaining rights
Dozens of graduate students attended the bill’s first hearing.
MaryPIRG, lawmakers push for Maryland to become first state to adopt Styrofoam ban
The bill will be introduced in March.
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.
UMD students have mixed feelings about Gov. Hogan’s tax credit for student loan debt
The credit was announced in January.
Cost overruns could increase on Maryland’s Purple Line by $60 million
Already at $215 million, overruns could come to $275 million.
College Park Academy to receive over $1 million in Gov. Hogan’s proposed budget
The proposal awards each charter school $1,600 per student to help cover capital funding costs.
UMD grad students think they can make progress toward collective bargaining rights this year
After football scandals and state elections, activists are optimistic.
Maryland Gov. Hogan’s budget proposal has raises for state employees, extra funds for USM
This comes after the union that represents UMD’s workers couldn’t agree to a deal with the governor.