Maryland might not have women in Congress for the first time in more than 40 years
Sen. Barbara Mikulski and Rep. Donna Edwards, both Democrats, will not be returning to their positions next year.
“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.
Maryland is the 17th state to join suit against Trump’s EPA
It’s about the EPA’s loosening of emissions regulations.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan will review three gun control bills
One bill would ban devices like bump stocks.
UMD’s in-state tuition would continue to rise under Larry Hogan’s proposed budget
Tuition could increase by up to 2 percent.
Maryland General Assembly finalizes session’s decisions
A glance at the bills affecting this university and students.
UMD President Loh and state officials sign Purple Line development agreement
The agreement commits to investing in business and housing along the Purple Line corridor.
UMD students hold showcase for legislators in Annapolis
The SGA-coordinated event allowed students to showcase their business ventures and receive feedback.
Maryland removes statue honoring Roger B. Taney from State House grounds overnight
Another statue of Taney in Baltimore was removed just days earlier.
The University System of Maryland is establishing a $25 million fund to support startups
Startup companies within the system could receive as much as $500,000 from the new initiative.