Renowned chef Peter Chang brings Szechuan restaurant to College Park
Peter Chang took over the location of MeatUp Korean BBQ & Bar, which closed on Aug. 3, and opened Peter Chang Kitchen & Bar in the same building later that month.
Meet the UMD student who was the first African American Scripps national spelling bee champion
Zaila Avant-garde became the first African American person to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the largest spelling bee in the U.S. for kids under 16.
UMD students learn about dangers of microplastics at documentary screening
Attendees watched “Plastic People,” a documentary chronicling the history of plastic materials and how they evolved to become a part of daily life.
Micromobility users ride through Rhode Island Trolley Trail to promote better trails
People of all ages traveled from the artsy areas of Mount Rainier to the town center of Riverdale Park and back for the Trolley Trail Slow Roll event.
Prince George’s County executive confirms new public safety officials
Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy appointed people to lead key county offices, including police, fire and homeland security departments.
UMD to install air conditioning in Ellicott, Hagerstown halls
Future improvements to the dorms include bathroom infrastructure updates and the addition of air conditioning, according to a statement from this university.
Maryland approves $500,000 to settle racial discrimination lawsuit against UMD
The lawsuits involved two African American men who worked in information technology at a federally funded research center.
After 50 years of serving up late-night bites, College Park’s Marathon Deli eyes expansion
Known for its late-night crowds, booming music and Terp-themed interior, the deli dishes up late-night cravings to students seven days a week.
Meet the new Prince George’s County senior officials
Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy appointed multiple people to head offices responsible for public safety, the environment and finances.
UMD women, gender, sexuality studies department celebrates history, new archive project
Wednesday's event featured a panel of former department chairs and alumni, who offered reflections of their time in the department.