“Trump’s values are not Maryland’s values”: officials weigh in on Trump tape
Maryland’s Senate candidates responded to Trump’s “locker room talk” about women.
180 baby Terrapins are crawling their way into the hearts of K-12 students
Hatchlings are about one month old when they reach the classrooms, and they stay for a year.
“Hogan Strong” for a year and a half, Maryland’s governor is now cancer free
The governor announced last week he was receiving his last chemotherapy treatment.
“I deserve and earn what they pay me”: USM Chancellor Caret discusses his time in office
Caret sat down with The Washington Post this week to reflect on his tenure.
New Maryland laws on police accountability and drunk driving took effect this weekend
The laws were passed during the Maryland General Assembly’s 2016 legislative session.
Strategic partnership between UMD, University of Maryland, Baltimore takes effect today
The partnership aims to bring more funding to the campuses and provide expanded opportunities in graduate education.
The USM’s new 29-member diversity council will prioritize inclusion on college campuses
The council stems from a workgroup formed in 2015 following strong campus reactions to national issues, such as Freddie Gray’s death in Baltimore.
Trump on Clinton’s “basket of deplorables” comment: “She looks down on the citizens”
Trump defended his supporters against Clinton’s remarks while campaigning in Baltimore.
The USM Board of Regents has eliminated bonus pay for future chancellors
The change comes after the board received backlash for awarding Chancellor Robert Caret a $75,000 bonus in June.
College Park schools will start later next year. Patrick Wojahn thinks that’s a bad idea.
Gov. Hogan’s executive order has Maryland public schools starting after Labor Day next year.