Former UMD librarian Herbert Foerstel remembered as pioneering activist, caring father
Herbert Foerstel, who worked for University of Maryland Libraries for nearly 30 years, died of natural causes on Sept. 20. He was 90.
College Park City Council considers installing permanent, AI-powered stop sign cameras
A pilot program, which ran from Sept. 3 to 23, installed stop sign cameras at nine intersections across the city.
College Park ranked fifth-best Washington, D.C., suburb
College Park was the only Prince George’s County city in the top six of last month’s rankings by Livability.
Shake Shack, Greene Turtle among 2024 College Park business additions
The College Park business scene is expected to change in the upcoming months as restaurants open and relocate.
College Park Towers scheduled to undergo significant redevelopment
Landmark Properties plans to redevelop the site into a new housing complex called The Mark at College Park.
College Park installs new pedestrian, bike safety measures on Knox and Hartwick Roads
Student leaders in the Student Government Association and Residence Hall Association have highlighted safety concerns along these roads to the city council in recent months.
Here are some of the bills UMD RHA passed this year
The University of Maryland RHA passed 26 bills this year, including one creating a new mental health committee.
Freshly baked: Stamp Panera officially opens
The fast-casual restaurant, which was originally scheduled to open in fall 2022, is now open for customers on Stamp's first floor.
UMD LGBTQ+ community members, allies gather for inaugural Big Queer Photo
This university’s LGBTQ+ Equity Center hosted the event to celebrate the center’s 25th anniversary and bring LGBTQ+ students, faculty and staff together.
Ready to serve: Stamp Panera to open May 2
The restaurant was most recently scheduled to open Wednesday but was delayed on Tuesday because of equipment issues.