After numerous mold reports, Elkton Hall residents are being relocated to hotels
"It's a hot mess," one student said.
UMD astronomers worry golf course development would worsen light pollution
The golf course acts as a "buffer" for the observatory, astronomers said.
UMD President Wallace Loh defends athletic department policies after Jordan McNair report
Loh highlighted the changes that have been made in the wake of McNair's death.
Report lays out failures of UMD’s training staff that led to Jordan McNair’s death
The report was released Friday after the USM Board of Regents reviewed its findings.
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COLLEGE PARK
College Park City Council talks “transformational” City Hall redevelopment
Members reviewed possible designs at a work session Monday.
SPORTS
Tre Watson helped Maryland football’s defense return to form against Minnesota
The graduate transfer had a pick-6 against the Golden Gophers.
MUSIC
Review: BROCKHAMPTON’s ‘iridescence’ is a spiritual journey
The hardest-working boy band in the world found its footing on the Sept. 21 release.
LATEST STAFF EDITORIAL
UMD’s athletic department must be accountable for the incompetence causing McNair’s death
OUR VIEW: McNair's death reveals systemic failings throughout this university's athletic department.
OPINION
UMD must take responsibility for its dishonest response to McNair’s death
Students deserve honesty, accountability and transparency about what happened. They're not getting it.
OPINION
Let Bert and Ernie be gay
Letting Bert and Ernie be queer icons would do more good than denying their sexuality.
CULTURE
What’s still exciting from SDCC one week out
The dust has settled and only a few trailers remain.
movies
Review: ‘A Simple Favor’ is asking too much in return
The movie is a great inconvenience to its viewers.
tv
Review: ‘The Good Cop’ has an enjoyable premise and not much else
Netflix's new cop show suffers from arrested development.
Campus Life
Charlotte may be the most interesting member of the entomology department
The unassuming guest serves a great purpose.
Science & Tech
UMD will launch a $3 million center for grad students to study sustainability
The program aims to recruit women and minorities.
State
A former UMD faculty member wants his socialist party to run against Ben Cardin
He faces an uphill battle.
Nation
“May you stay forever young”: Hundreds mourn UMD journalism lecturer Rob Hiaasen
Hiaasen was killed in the Capital Gazette shooting last week.
