Open house for contentious College Park election draws little interest
The upcoming College Park elections might be the most competitive in decades, but only six College Park residents showed up for a candidate open house Monday night.
Faculty laud Loh’s unusual academic background
When incoming university President Wallace Loh arrives Nov. 1, he will bring with him a change from the hard-sciences background most administrators and former presidents…
Paint Branch Creek to get funds
Thousands of dollars a Lanham developer donated to repair erosion in the Paint Branch Stream could also benefit the campus creek. Developer Ken Michael of…
Hoff theater highlights
PINEAPPLE EXPRESS Before you check out Zack and Miri Make a Porno next week, you may want to take a refresher on Seth Rogen’s most…
In-state stakes loom for men’s lacrosse vs. UMBC
As coach of the Terrapin men’s lacrosse team, John Tillman embraces this university’s status as the flagship institution of a lacrosse-crazed state. Even with half…
Landlords examine fire safety standards
City landlords discussed ways to standardize and enforce fire safety requirements for their tenants at two separate meetings Wednesday night in response to the fire…
Living with the ‘rents
You might assume that an adult still living with his or her parents is a loser. The stereotype of a basement-dwelling comic book nerd or…
WALSH: In N.J., a big piece amiss
Forward Jordan Williams has rarely seen the court in the NBA since deciding to leave College Park.