UMD professors can’t stay silent in today’s political climate
When U.S. universities silence open discussions, they are unintentionally mirroring the censorship they are supposed to be actively resisting.
3 UMD grants among $7.5B in Department of Energy cuts nationwide
The grants totaled more than $5.8 million, a fact sheet made by Democrat members of the U.S. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee stated.
Gov. Moore criticizes Trump, affirms commitment to Maryland at UMD town hall
Moore gave his speech in the Stamp Student Union on the same day that he officially announced his reelection bid for governor.
Maryland football hopes to reset team, locker room culture in 2025
Players at Maryland’s media day echoed that 2024 was rough. But they also pointed to a stronger, more unified group heading into 2025.
Maryland women’s golf ‘pioneer’ Karla Elena Vázquez Setzer is an international star
Vázquez Setzer's hometown had one golf course with only nine holes. But she worked to fulfill her aspirations of golfing in the United States at a high level.
Maryland softball still lacks direction after 2 years under Lauren Karn
The Terps missed the Big Ten tournament for the first time since 2021 and haven't made the NCAA tournament since 2012.
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen introduces legislation to force Trump to obey court orders
The legislation would force the Trump administration to report how it’s complying with court orders related to U.S. citizens or residents wrongfully deported to El Salvador.
Maryland General Assembly creates committee to track federal policy changes
The bipartisan joint committee aims to help the state navigate federal policy changes while the General Assembly is in recess until January 2026.
Maryland to raise some taxes, cut $2.3 billion in spending under new budget deal
The budget framework adds at least $500 million in spending cuts to Moore’s initial budget proposal announced in January.
Maryland expected to lose more than 28,000 federal jobs due to Trump administration
The state’s revenues board predicted Thursday that cuts to the federal workforce would lead to $280 million in tax revenue losses by the 2026 fiscal year.