The DeVos Institute’s latest debate series will explore digital technology and culture
The first debate will take place Oct. 17 at the Phillips Collection museum in Washington.
UMD offers a weekly shuttle bus to the Phillips Collection art museum this semester
The bus, which runs once every Thursday until Dec. 8, departs from Stamp Student Union at 5:30 p.m.
Terrapin Row retail is expected in the spring, but some are disappointed with the wait
The complex is also expected to make metered parking in its garage available by the end of 2016 to support retail.
College Park might disband a neighborhood watch committee because nobody’s on it
The three positions on the College Park Neighborhood Watch Steering Committee are currently vacant.
MilkBoy representatives say College Park’s art house will cater to “adult” audience
The College Park City Council discussed terms of a Property Use Agreement and a potential liquor license for Milkboy+ArtHouse on Tuesday.
A $12.5 million program aims to prevent drunk and distracted driving in Maryland
The University of Maryland and the Prince George’s County police departments were among the groups to receive funding.
‘All Clear’ issued in armed robbery reported near Lakeland Road
People are advised to stay away from the Route 1 area near Bagel Place.
College Park’s mayor will knock on doors for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Pennsylvania
Patrick Wojahn will be campaigning for Clinton this weekend in what he calls “a critical election.”
Calling all barbeque lovers: Fat Pete’s hopes to open in College Park this weekend
It will be next to the Revo Nails salon on Route 1.
“The Michael Phelps of Chesapeake Bay science”: UMCES president will retire after 27 years
Donald Boesch has placed emphasis on climate change and the Chesapeake Bay during his tenure.