A federal judge in Greenbelt has temporarily blocked part of Trump’s new travel ban
The suspension follows a Hawaii judge’s decision Wednesday to implement a restraining order.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan faces resistance for not taking a stance on Trump’s policies
Hogan’s hands-off approach could prove damaging, professor Stella Rouse said.
University System of Maryland chancellor can still make an extra $400,000 despite bonus cut
The restructured compensation package comes after the Board of Regents scrapped Caret’s bonus in September.
Maryland bill aims to fix “archaic” USM workers unionization system
Currently, most workers can't directly negotiate with the Board of Regents.
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.
Gov. Hogan creates a commission to redraw Maryland’s 6th congressional district
It will include three Democrats, three Republicans and three unaffiliated members.
Former UMD faculty member’s socialist party won’t appear on the ballot in November
The Bread and Roses Party didn't secure enough signatures.
Hogan announced $2.3 million in funding to help domestic violence, sexual assault victims
Part of the funding is going to the Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center and State’s Attorney’s Office in Prince George’s County.
The U.S. Senate passed a bill to pay its interns
Most Capitol Hill internships, popular choices for UMD students, are unpaid.
Some Maryland students could receive up to $5,000 for community college
Gov. Hogan has not yet reviewed the legislation for the scholarship program.