Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville welcomed a huge anti-Trump mural last week
“Wake up America … DEPORT TRUMP” spans the front corner of the restaurant.
UMD on-campus residents could start paying a mandatory fee for unlimited Metro access
The idea stemmed from a similar program at American University.
79 percent of international grad students say they are satisfied with their UMD experience
International students make up 33.6 percent of the graduate student population.
Less than half of student senators show up to most University Senate meetings
One student senator said absences are affecting the passage of bills.
10 College Park kids received scholarships to University of Maryland camps
The city selected the winners based on an essay contest.
University of Maryland students and faculty are calling for an indigenous studies minor
“For native students, [the minor] offers them a chance to learn more about themselves,” one professor said.
More than 100 gather to honor the life of a UMD professor and Nobel laureate
Thomas Schelling died on Dec. 13, 2016 at 95 years old.
Gov. Larry Hogan’s approval rating “largely unaffected” by national politics, poll finds
The governor’s 7 percentage point approval rating dip is likely attributed to the Maryland General Assembly being in session.
College Park Academy will move to the University of Maryland’s Discovery District next year
The College Park Academy’s new facility will feature study rooms and access to the local community.
College Park City Council plans to fight SHA on proposal to remove an I-95 loop ramp
The council hopes to meet with the State Highway Administration by April to reconfigure the design proposal.