Daisy Grant to become The Diamondback’s next editor in chief
The psychology major will be the first non-journalism major to take the paper's helm since 2006.
A distillery powered by UMD alumni has pivoted to producing hand sanitizer
The Beltsville business is among hundreds across the U.S. making the move.
Empty shelves, carts piled high: College Park grocery stores in the time of coronavirus
Grocery store employees have struggled to keep pace with surging demand as shoppers anxiously stock up on canned food, frozen vegetables, chicken and other products.
College Park shuts down city parks and playgrounds to combat coronavirus spread
It also asked all non-essential workers to stay home.
College Park residents face anxiety, financial uncertainty as COVID-19 spreads
Facing lost income and seismic changes to their daily routines, College Park residents hold out for better times.
UMD parents call upon university to make new childcare center more affordable
Tuition at the daycare ranges from $1,360 for preschool and $1,925 for infant and toddler care.
Small businesses in College Park struggle through coronavirus pandemic
The Board and Brew and Vigilante Coffee are among the small businesses hit hard so far.
University Park local pays tribute to “last gasps” of dilapidated buildings along Route 1
Before the coronavirus outbreak temporarily closed Maryland Milestones down, the Hyattsville tourist information center displayed the local artist's paintings.
College Park City Council will move forward on city hall project
The council passed two ordinances related to the project 7-1 on Tuesday.
WMATA closes 17 more stations, including College Park-UMD stop, as coronavirus spreads
Seventy-two of the system’s 91 stations will still remain open.