Following the Capital Gazette shooting and its impact on the UMD community
Two of the victims were University of Maryland alumni, and a third victim was a lecturer.
Fire alarm gives Terrapin Row residents a 6 a.m. wakeup call
The alarm went off at about 6 a.m. and rang for more than an hour.
College Park will be getting a Cava this summer
It will replace the RadioShack in the College Park Shopping Center.
When a family got kicked out of their home, College Park residents stepped in
A GoFundMe page raised more than $1,500 for the family.
University System of Maryland to offer an online course for free
The first class students will be able to take is a global health course.
Civil rights activist Helena Hicks spoke at UMD about segregation and other racial issues
Hicks is best known for her participation in Baltimore sit-ins during the 1950s.
DeVos Institute series to highlight effects of technology on the arts
The four-part series will run from October through December.
College Park is trying to improve its struggling downtown farmers market
The downtown farmers market is open between April and November.
Route 1, Old Town and South Campus Commons experience power outages
Pepco is now saying power will be restored at about 8 p.m.
College Park City Council considers redistricting before 2020 census
There is one city election before the next census.