UMD event discusses building partnerships to address climate change
The workshop was an opportunity for attendees to reflect on the state’s ambitious climate goals and develop new partnerships with fresh ideas.
UMD Jewish students balance Passover celebrations with classwork
Celebrating Passover while staying on top of classes has been difficult for some students.
UMD hosts symposium to discuss race, celebrate historical figures
The symposium included panels spanning several topics and poster presentations about research on race.
Finally getting this bread: Stamp Panera to open May 1
Panera, which was originally scheduled to open in fall 2022, will be in the space previously occupied by Adele’s restaurant on Stamp’s first floor.
Wes Moore to be UMD’s 2024 commencement speaker
Moore has served as Maryland’s governor since 2023, after he was elected the third Black governor in United States history and the first to represent Maryland.
Here’s a look at the College Park business scene in 2024
New restaurants and shops have opened around The University of Maryland after a slew of business closures.
College Park City Council discusses creating a youth advisory committee
In last Tuesday’s meeting, the city council considered a proposal for a committee composed of eight to 10 city residents attending surrounding high schools.
Prince George’s County Council proposes 911 registry for people with special needs
The program would alert first responders of registered individuals’ mental health risks and special needs when responding to a call.
UMD revises English requirements for international teaching, graduate assistants
The current system, a two-year pilot program, now allows students to submit their TOEFL scores to this university for English proficiency requirements.
Pitch Dingman Competion features business ventures from local students, alumni
Ten businesses, comprised of students and alumni from the university system, participated in the annual finalist competition.