Riverdale Park, College Park restaurants prep businesses for upcoming temperature drop
Eateries are purchasing heaters and sprucing up their outdoor dining areas for the wintertime.
UMD student teachers gain experience with online instruction
While many are still enjoying student-teaching, some students say they worry they're not getting the experience to prepare them to one day be in the classroom.
Long-term trash pile near CP Shopping Center sparks student concerns about littering
The area was cleaned almost immediately after The Diamondback reached out for comment.
Students petition UMD to return to pass/fail grading for hybrid semester
The university returned to its standard grading policy this semester, despite many students remaining virtual.
Your guide to the candidates in the 2020 presidential and Maryland congressional elections
A guide for Maryland voters on the backgrounds and political stances of the presidential and House of Representatives candidates.
Citing issues with feral cats, College Park City Council updates animal code
The revisions will make the code more in line with Prince George's County's guidelines.
Technica channels inclusivity in virtual hackathon for women and non-binary students
The virtual event attracted students from six continents.
Semi-virtual Clothesline Project supports sexual and domestic violence survivors
This year, the event was held both at Hornbake Plaza and virtually through social media.
Prince George’s County Police investigate fatal shooting in Hyattsville
Preliminarily, police do not believe that this is a random shooting.
With the Affordable Care Act in jeopardy, some UMD students worry they may lose coverage
Under Obamacare, an estimated 2 million young people gained coverage.