The 127-year-old Sodality at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Washington D.C. serves as the church’s oldest society of women and men.
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Rep. John Conyers Jr., a leader in Michigan politics for nearly five decades, passed away in his sleep on Sunday at the age of 90.
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The twelve candidates in attendance included, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, former Vice President Joe Biden, South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, California Sen. Harris, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, former Rep. Beto O’Rourke, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, Businessman Tom Steyer, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and entrepreneur Andrew Yang.
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Best-selling author Dr. Rice Broocks made a stop at the University of Maryland on Oct. 17 where he hosted the “God’s Not Dead” event with Emmy award-winning journalist Dr. Michael Guillen.
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As of October 18, the UMD Health Center confirmed four more cases, bringing the total affected to 13.
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Its mission aimed “to covering both the Latinx community on the University of Maryland campus and broader issues that affect Latinos nationwide.”
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The intimate conversation-based workshop was the kickoff for Women’s Appreciation Week and served as a chance for students to “take a breath and really focus on mental health,” said Claire Asenso, the reigning Miss Gold.
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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan is one of a growing number of Republicans in support of an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump
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The Black Faculty and Staff association held their first general body meeting on Sept. 23.
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“I couldn’t just be good,” he said, reflecting on his desire to be taken seriously as a journalist. “I had to be damn near perfect.”
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The University of Maryland presidential search committee held two forums in Hoff Theater on Sept. 24.
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This potential new chapter would serve as Merrill’s first LGBTQ society of professional journalists, and the NLGJA’s eighth U.S.-based student chapter.
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The 54-page report consists of crime statistics comparing and outlining reported crime cases within the last three years.
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Prince George’s County police are investigating a sexual assault report that occurred at College Avenue and Columbia Avenue in College Park Monday evening.
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Starting fall 2019, the University of Maryland will offer a new minor in African studies under the Department of African American Studies. The creation of a minor dedicated entirely to African studies would make it the first academic program of its kind at the university.
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For associate women’s studies professor Michelle Rowley, students attend university to take advantage of the opportunity to think critically and read widely, and with the Black women’s studies minor, students at University of Maryland can do this.
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The University of Maryland Department of Transportation Services is taking a stand for students with an invisible disability.
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The Ethiopian & Eritrean Student Association held a tribute Thursday evening for the late Grammy-nominated artist and entrepreneur, Nipsey Hussle, at its general body meeting.
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Ashanti Carmon, 27, of Alexandria, was fatally shot on the morning of March 30, according to Prince George’s County Police Department.
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Members of the embraceRace@UMD Steering Committee on Tuesday discussed their experiences trying to confront racial inequality at the University of Maryland.
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