UMD grad students again take to Annapolis to fight for collective bargaining rights
Lawmakers heard arguments for and against the bill on Tuesday.
Maryland senators introduce bill to honor Richard Collins and deceased ROTC graduates
Collins was killed on UMD's campus in 2017.
Despite widespread criticism, College Park council bars “unruly social gatherings”
There were more than three hours of debate.
Maryland’s styrofoam ban will officially become law
It will go into effect on July 1, 2020.
UMD students unsure how to move forward with Israel divestment debate after SGA vote
The resolution was shot down two weeks ago.
Gov. Hogan signs USM Board of Regents reforms into law
The legislation will expand the board's membership from 17 to 21.
Maryland needs to regulate pesticides because the federal government won’t
Pesticides need stronger regulation, and that starts on the state level.
UMD grad students surprised by sudden failure of collective bargaining bill
“I can’t fathom on a political or moral level how you could do that.”