A Maryland bill would require colleges to develop plans for making voting accessible
UMD community members are among those lobbying for the legislation.
Richard Collins’ family will take to Annapolis next week in push for hate crime law reform
The state legislature is slated to hear bills Tuesday that would broaden Maryland's hate crime statute.
After UMD student died of adenovirus, bill aims to improve colleges’ outbreak response
One delegate proposed to call it "Olivia's Law."
UMD grad students again take to Annapolis to fight for collective bargaining rights
Lawmakers heard arguments for and against the bill on Tuesday.
Judge asks potential jurors about racism, alcoholism on first day of Sean Urbanski trial
Urbanski is charged with murder and a hate crime in the killing of 2nd Lt. Richard Collins.
Hornbake Library exhibit celebrates 50 years of Maryland Public Television
The free exhibit is open and on display until July 2020.
Former UMD student charged in Richard Collins’ killing is set to stand trial next week
Sean Urbanski's trial has been delayed four times.
Over half of anti-vax Facebook ads are from two organizations, UMD researchers say
The team found that pro-vaccine advertisements on Facebook came from a wider variety of sources than anti-vaccination.
Maryland Senate president, the longest-serving in the country, steps down
Mike Miller is set to be succeeded by a Democrat four decades his junior.
Elijah Cummings, Maryland congressman and prominent civil rights activist, dies at 68
He had represented Maryland's 7th congressional district since 1996.