Prince George’s County could generate $1.4 billion more — but it isn’t, study says A lack of high-end retailers in Prince George’s County is sending buyers — and money — elsewhere, the study said. Jack Roscoe June 13, 2017
Prince George’s County allocates funds for affordable housing initiatives, Purple Line The county has also approved funding for the construction of the College Park Woods Trail. Jack Roscoe June 6, 2017
The Hotel at UMD is taking reservations for late August before opening in July Four new restaurants and multiple conference rooms will be available to guests when The Hotel opens. Jack Roscoe May 26, 2017
A year after its launch, College Park’s bike-share program will expand to University Park The mBike program will also add bikes and stations to College Park as part of the expansion. Jack Roscoe May 18, 2017
UMD students fight to have Asian American Studies professor rehired next year Eight students met with the undergraduate studies dean to discuss ways to keep Mimi Khúc a part of the Asian American Studies Program. Jack Roscoe May 12, 2017
Urbanization and economic development could curb infectious diseases, UMD study finds The study analyzed infectious diseases in 60 different countries and their potential causes. Jack Roscoe May 10, 2017
Obamacare lowered the financial burden of health care, a UMD professor’s study shows The American Health Care Act, which is under consideration by the Senate, could cause millions to lose coverage and affect students at this university and others. Jack Roscoe May 9, 2017
Chesapeake Bay’s overall health has increased, but still has room for improvements The bay received an overall health index of 54 percent, up from 53 percent in 2015 and 50 percent in 2014. Jack Roscoe May 8, 2017
A UMD professor won a national award for her cholera research Rita Colwell will receive the National Science Board’s Vannevar Bush Award on May 9. Jack Roscoe May 3, 2017
Marijuana is becoming more potent, but also more popular, UMD study says The percentage of people who believe regular use of marijuana poses “no risk” tripled between 2004 and 2014. Jack Roscoe April 27, 2017