Monument Village provides housing aimed toward College Park’s “young professionals”
The building, located on Route 1, offers apartment and retail spaces.
Upcoming UMD RHA bill could recommend “match-funding” for Title IX fee
The SGA voted in support of a $34 student fee proposal on Sept. 28 to help fund the Title IX office.
The University of Maryland wants to start a soccer league for Prince George’s County kids
The program aims to keep kids out of trouble.
College Park’s strategic plan has 42 items to complete by 2020. 27 are on track.
The goals include an initiative to unite neighborhoods and provide quality infrastructure.
Buzzfeed wrote about a UMD Title IX fee proposal, but the story is a little misleading.
The Student Government Association has proposed a $34 fee increase to fund the Title IX office, but nothing is official yet.
A College Park pastor looking to start community diversity dialogues may get city support
The College Park City Council postponed its decision until it learns more about the ways the city would be involved.
Purple lights shine outside College Park City Hall for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Mayor Patrick Wojahn said he hopes the lights raise awareness for the issue in our area.
PLUMAS town hall panelists worry election will have “lingering effect” for Latinx students
The Political Latinxs United for Movement and Action in Society discussed the tense political climate during their second annual town hall meeting.
Chinese officials visited College Park to learn about how it responds to emergencies
The delegation came from Chengdu, a Chinese city of more than 4 million people.
College Park City Council approves the plan for a new Lidl grocery store on Route 1
If the city’s planning board approves the proposal, the grocery store will replace Route 1’s Clarion Inn.