Despite hateful rhetoric, the McKeldin demonstrators were allowed to stay. Here’s why.
The group, Key of David, protested on campus for more than three hours.
After a year delay, M&T Bank will replace Stamp’s Capital One
The bank is set to open five ATMs across campus later this year.
UMD’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation program is closing down
The program is no longer financially viable, an official said.
UMD no longer recycles glass. Here’s why.
The university is working to find a new processor that accepts it.
UMD hopes to have an online sustainability training ready by next fall
The Department of Resident Life developed the program, which is called GreenEdu.
The $2 million restoration of a College Park creek is set to finish next month
The area will again be habitable for fish, salamanders and other aquatic animals.
Hundreds wait in sprawling lines at UMD for free dental care clinic
Some pitched tents to wait Thursday night, through the rain, to be treated on Friday.
Amid pushback from residents, College Park pauses plan to add turf to Duvall Field
The city has enlisted UMD students to help settle the dispute.
College Park needs an alternative to private development
College Park needs more equitable development, not private developers.