College professors remain skeptical of online courses, study finds
Just 19 percent of professors feel online courses can match up to traditional classes.
College Park community reflects on Mayor Patrick Wojahn’s first year
A lot has changed in College Park since Wojahn was sworn in last December. Here are some of the highlights.
UMD graduate students are frustrated with high rents and a lack of housing options
The Graduate Student Government created a task force to address these issues.
A UMD group held a Fair Trade Fair to educate students about the ethical way to shop
Ethical shopping is as easy as “making a few small changes.”
One UMD student is trying to spread positivity through high fives
You can often find him outside South Campus Dining Hall, Stamp Student Union and McKeldin Library.
“We can always call on her”: College Park resident honored for years of community service
If you’re at a College Park community event, you’ll likely find Laura Salers there.
After a divisive election, Wallace Loh reaffirms value of diversity at UMD address
Some students in attendance spoke out about as the campus minimum wage and Loh’s decision to speak partly in Spanish.
College Park officials weigh options to offset projected 2,000-space parking loss
DOTS and the College Park City Council are considering a citywide parking study and exploring ways to encourage carpooling, biking and the use of public transportation.
Here are some places to find the perfect holiday gift in College Park
Looking for holiday gifts in College Park? Check out these ideas.