Loh calls MSU sexual abuse scandal “horrific,” while UMD students question the system
The events at Michigan State have drawn parallels to the 2011 reports of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal at Penn State.
Amid uptick in UMD hate bias incidents, officials open campus diversity survey
The survey is the first of its kind to be available to the whole campus community.
Amid county lawsuit, report shows 18 percent hike in Prince George’s County opioid deaths
The report also showed opioid-related deaths in Maryland have reached an all-time high.
“There’s more to come”: College Park City Council sworn in at inauguration
Mayor Patrick Wojahn, five incumbent council members and three newly elected members were sworn in.
UMD students have mixed reactions to new hate bias coordinator position and policy changes
The coordinator will meet with individuals affected by hate bias incidents as requested.
College Park City Council raises concerns on draft of county zoning ordinance
The council unanimously voted to send comments on the draft to the project’s coordinator.
City council votes to amend College Park’s fence ordinance after years of debate
The council voted unanimously to amend the ordinance.
“I can make a difference”: College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn reflects on his career
A trip to study in Russia during college opened Wojahn’s eyes to a possible future in politics.
College Park’s water supplier presents options for mandatory change to its rate structure
The current system was ruled to be discriminatory against larger households.
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn wins re-election
Wojahn defeated District 3 resident Tom Chen, District 4 Councilwoman Mary Cook and District 4 resident Zari Malsawma.