UMD Counseling Center is seeing even more demand than usual this semester The increased demand is leading to weeks-long waits for students in non-urgent situations. Victoria Stavish November 11, 2021
UMD SGA introduces bill supporting changes to diversity general education requirements The SGA will vote on the bill at next week's meeting. Ryan White November 10, 2021
UMD President Darryll Pines announces new cultural centers at State of the Campus address This was the first in-person State of the Campus address held in person since the pandemic. Abigail Russ November 10, 2021
Stuart Adams beats 10-year incumbent Robert Day in College Park City Council election All other incumbents kept their seats on the council. Diamondback Staff November 10, 2021
Dining Services, DOTS discuss solutions to staff shortages at UMD RHA town hall DOTS and Dining Services are already looking ahead to fall 2022, and are trying to address the possibility of continued staff shortages. Victoria Stavish November 10, 2021
College Park Council to send letter opposing Prince George’s County redistricting plans The city’s drafted letter alleges that current county redistricting plans attempt to gerrymander the districts. Grace Yarrow November 10, 2021
UMD history professor James Gao remembered for his generosity, quest for knowledge Gao is remembered for his love of learning and his generosity. For some, he was an inspiration. Christine Zhu November 10, 2021
UMD smart growth initiative develops toolkit to support small businesses The toolkit outlines 34 policy and community oriented solutions to cater to businesses from varying economic backgrounds. Shreya Vuttaluru November 10, 2021
WMATA considers renaming Largo Town Center Metro at request of Prince George’s County The county proposed Largo, Downtown Largo and Downtown PGC as possible name changes. Anaya Truss-Williams November 9, 2021
Longer mosquito season might become the norm with climate change In a warming world, winter is shorter, so mosquitoes become active earlier in the year and remain so later in the year. Anaya Truss-Williams November 9, 2021