UMD grad students think they can make progress toward collective bargaining rights this year
After football scandals and state elections, activists are optimistic.
New chairwoman apologizes for Board of Regents’ decisions on Maryland football scandal
Linda Gooden was elected the board’s chair on Wednesday.
Maryland enacted hundreds of laws this week. Here’s a few that stood out.
They included bills on revenge porn, gun restrictions and conversion therapy.
“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.
Valerie Ervin will run for governor in place of running mate, the late Kevin Kamenetz
Kamenetz died last week of cardiac arrest.
A UMD grad student used state staff to do her homework when she was a Hogan cabinet member
The former Department of General Services secretary resigned in July.
Soon you’ll be able to text 911 in Maryland
The program will likely be ready throughout the state in three months.
University of Maryland-Washington Post poll reveals support for Rep. Donna Edwards
Edwards led Van Hollen by four percentage points in the poll.
A Maryland bill could make it easier for children of divorced parents to afford college
The proposed bill would give courts the authority to extend the age of majority for child support.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan blocks companies boycotting Israel from getting state funds
Hogan spoke against the “shameful BDS movement” in a news release Monday.