The ACLU of Maryland is ready to take on Trump, heartened by outpouring of support
The group received more than $24 million in online donations this past weekend.
College Park residents say this city “stands with its immigrant communities”
About 12 percent of College Park residents aren’t U.S. citizens, according to census data.
University of Maryland’s Discovery District is latest effort to revitalize College Park
The Discovery District encompasses the M Square research park and innovation districts.
University of Maryland alum brings new fitness studio to College Park
The barre studio is located above Starbucks in the College Park Shopping Center.
City Council will discuss lower parking prices after they rose 3,600 percent last year
In July 2016, parking permit costs in zones 11 and 11A increased from $10 every six months to $60 per month.
“A crazy duality of hope and anger”: UMD students join DC protest on Trump immigration ban
More than 30 cities across the country held similar marches Sunday.
College Park is surveying 1,900 households about city services
College Park officials hope the survey will increase engagement with city residents.
“We will fight it”: Maryland politicians lambaste Donald Trump’s immigration ban
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) was one of many politicians to voice their concerns.
Individual struck by train near College Park MARC Station
The MARC Camden has been temporarily suspended.
A College Park proclamation designated Jan. 17, 2017 a Day of Racial Healing
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn called for citizens to engage as “a unified force” and urged them to promote racial healing in their day-to-day lives.