UMD center awarded $3.75 million grant to research mental health among LGBT people
The grant will fund sensitivity training and a national survey to better understand the health challenges LGBT individuals face.
A UMD researcher is leading the charge to develop a “universal” flu vaccine
The goal is for the vaccine to last for years.
“A liminal space”: Welcome to the McKeldin smoke spot
The people who frequent the area say it's become its own community.
UMB has the nation’s first medical cannabis master’s program
The program will cover the historical, political and social aspects of cannabis use.
A diverse group of UMD researchers is studying the link between brain and gut health
Their work is backed by a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
The homeless need a voice in politics. College Park has helped grant them one.
Homeless people have the hardest time voting — but need access the most.
Over 100 projects to prevent mold growth in UMD dorms have been completed
The efforts follow a 2018 mold outbreak that forced some students to live in hotels.
Maryland needs to regulate pesticides because the federal government won’t
Pesticides need stronger regulation, and that starts on the state level.
Maryland’s bill to raise the legal smoking age would leave behind those already addicted
More needs to be done to help young people who are already addicted to nicotine.