Phi Kappa Psi fraternity aids in snow cleanup, other city service
More than a dozen Phi Psi Friends helped remove snow across the city.
Immigration raids prompt student concern, activism
A student group sent a letter to the University Police chief expressing concerns about student safety on the campus.
Tawes Hall is now home to American studies department, more classrooms
The $15.9 million project included the creation of six new classrooms, additional offices and a cafe.
Maryland decriminalizes pot paraphernalia and smoking in public
Possession of marijuana paraphernalia could mean fines, but not criminal charges.
DOTS expands bus service to and from Courtyards
The new schedule says a bus will arrive every 10 minutes on weekdays.
College Park businesses look to renovate with help of city fund
R.J. Bentley’s, College Park Liquors and Aroy Thai may look a little different in the future.
New UMD master’s program will analyze workplace behavior
Students can begin taking the industrial organizational psychology program next semester.
Potential FBI relocation could impact UMD and College Park
The agency is considering moving its headquarters to nearby Greenbelt.
Record-breaking snowstorm calls for hefty snow removal efforts
University employees have been working around the clock since Friday to clear the campus after Winter Storm Jonas.