Quality Inn and Plato’s Diner demolished for redevelopment on Route 1
The new development is estimated to cost between $140 million and $150 million.
UMD graduate talks drama and workload of covering March Madness
“It’s crazy and it’s madness, but it’s what you live for.”
K-pop, Kimchi and League of Legends: First-ever UMD festival celebrates Korean culture
The festival saw an unexpectedly high turnout thanks in part to other student groups attending to show support.
UMD honors late journalist’s work for civil rights movement for Black History Month
Anne Farris Rosen, an adjunct journalism professor at UMD, co-wrote a book with her father John Herbers on his coverage of the civil rights movement
UMD Black History Month tour honors Frederick Douglass, Thurgood Marshall
“I feel like we should really know what’s behind the makeup of our university.”
Gov. Hogan nominates former MoCo executive Ike Leggett to USM Board of Regents
Leggett, 74, served as the county’s executive from 2006 to 2018.
“History is whitewashed”: UMD members join Wallace Loh at new African American museum
100 students and 20 faculty members accompanied Loh to the National Museum of African American History and Culture — a trip that encouraged conversations about race.
College Park City Council fears Purple Line construction will increase traffic, noise
Construction will reroute Metro bus traffic to Calvert Road.
UMD Police issue arrest warrant for suspect in University Book Center burglaries
The suspect is Robert Lee Scott Jr., 55, of Capitol Heights.
After Maryland football controversy, USM will undergo its first external review in two decades
When the review is complete, a committee will evaluate the report and provide feedback to the board.