Napping pods are slated to come to McKeldin Library before finals
The two pods will each have 20-minute time limits for users.
College Park is still getting a coffee and wine bar, but it may be a while
Construction was delayed on the property due to new plans for an additional sidewalk, which will also allow for outdoor seating.
City Council considers Complete and Green Streets Policy to improve local roads
The end goal would be increased attractiveness and accessibility.
Potomac River receives best grade ever on health report
The river earned a “D” in 2011 and a “C” in 2013 from the conservancy report.
Scientists study bat species affected by wind turbines
Red and hoary bats together account for 70 percent of the bats killed by wind turbines in the eastern United States.
College Park Academy online curriculum leads to high test scores
The academy’s eighth graders outperformed the average high school test scores for Algebra I in Prince George’s County.
UMD announces changes to Code of Student Conduct have gone into effect
The amended code took effect Jan. 1.
UMD’s “M” circle planting struggles amid fungal pathogens, utility malfunctions and Purple Line
Instead of the usual flowers, the “M” has been covered in red mulch since last fall.
City Council, CPCUP seek outside funding to boost College Park’s aesthetic appeal
The two entities are hoping to nab a $11 million to $14 million grant.
UMD alumni speak out against the death of their relative, Honduran activist Berta Cáceres
Cáceres was killed in her home in La Esperanza on March 3 in what many believe was a political assassination.