SGA discusses DOTS bus route to take students to Annapolis and local grocery stores
Members also talked about clowns at the weekly meeting.
College Park might disband a neighborhood watch committee because nobody’s on it
The three positions on the College Park Neighborhood Watch Steering Committee are currently vacant.
MilkBoy representatives say College Park’s art house will cater to “adult” audience
The College Park City Council discussed terms of a Property Use Agreement and a potential liquor license for Milkboy+ArtHouse on Tuesday.
UMD students gather to watch vice presidential candidates clash during debate
About 50 students gathered in Hoff Theater to watch vice presidential candidates Tim Kaine and Mike Pence square off.
UMD RecWell rolls out new intramural sports and fitness classes
The new programs are meant to accommodate the influx of freshmen and transfer students this year.
Prince George’s County voters could add two at-large seats to the county council
College Park leaders have mixed opinions on the idea.
After 500 elevator service calls last year, UMD could spend at least $3M on renovations
Through the program isn’t finalized, it’s expected to cost at least $3 million across three to five years.
Free speech advocate encourages UMD students to share opinions, even if unpopular
“It’s really hard to innovate if you’re afraid to open your mouth,” said Greg Lukianoff, co-author of the much-debated The Atlantic article “The Coddling of the American Mind.”
UMD students react to the first presidential debate
More than 300 students packed into Hoff Theater to watch the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Meet the Shotgun Sports Team, the only UMD team that shoots guns instead of scoring goals
The group recently finished third at the Gold and Blue Trap and Skeet Competition at the University of Delaware.