Sexual misconduct reports, complaints, investigations fell at UMD in 2018-19 school year
OCRSM released its annual report Wednesday, which shows the fewest investigations conducted since the office was founded in 2014.
UMD makes SAT, ACT scores optional, citing testing barriers due to COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic may make it difficult for applicants to complete the exams, according to a fact sheet from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
College Park City Council discusses petitioning county to evaluate no-knock warrant policy
The council discussed sending letters to the county officials requesting they reevaluate their policies.
Trump administration drops restriction for international students in online classes
Returning international students will now be able to retain their visa status come fall, even if all their classes are held virtually, as was the case in March when campuses began to close due to the coronavirus.
As housekeepers fall ill without AC, UMD announces new measures to improve conditions
The union that represents UMD workers remains unsatisfied.
College Park City Council discusses plans for long-stalled affordable housing project
It has been 33 years since the developer filed the project's preliminary plans.
UMD SGA details plan to reform police on campus amid global Black Lives Matter protests
The roadmap includes plans to help establish “new and more concrete” gun procedures and guidelines for police officers on the campus.
UMD shut off AC in many dorms to combat moisture. Housekeepers are falling ill without it.
The union that represents workers on campus says it has heard from several employees who have sought medical attention after working without air conditioning.
PG County Police investigate death near College Park Diner
Officers found a woman lying unresponsive on a bed Sunday morning.
College Park holds second virtual town hall to discuss police and community relations
"I don't know if we can trust you at the end of the day,” one student said.