Prince George’s County launches police reform task force
The task force will review the department’s operations, including hiring, training and use of force policies.
Hogan’s proposed education budget cuts would harm minorities and educators
$345 million in budget cuts won't solve the problem.
UMD renames administration building to honor Thomas V. “Mike” Miller
Miller played a critical role in garnering state support for several initiatives at this university.
UMD to host First Look Fair virtually this fall
In years past, the First Look Fair gathered more than 700 student groups on McKeldin Mall.
Nyumburu, Black faculty host town hall to discuss racism at UMD and police brutality
Tuesday's town hall was meant to foster a “cathartic and therapeutic medium.”
What to expect as an out-of-state student at UMD
As an Arizonan, coming to the state of Maryland was a bit of a shock.
Hogan gives green light for restaurants to resume indoor dining Friday
Outdoor amusement facilities may resume activities Friday, as well.
Systemic racism has plagued this College Park neighborhood. Now, the council apologizes.
The council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday night acknowledging the systemic and structural racism in the city.
Prince George’s County board of education takes steps to sever ties with county police
The board’s budget committee voted on a recommendation to cancel its school resource officer contract with the county police and all municipal police.
Students are flocking to virtual summer classes amid the pandemic
The business school saw the highest increase in summer class enrollment per class, according to a Diamondback analysis.