Marijuana is becoming more potent, but also more popular, UMD study says
The percentage of people who believe regular use of marijuana poses “no risk” tripled between 2004 and 2014.
North Campus carnival featured raffles, ladder climb and a mechanical bull
The second annual carnival attracted about 500 participants to La Plata Beach Friday.
The Association of Writers and Writing Programs is coming to the University of Maryland
The Association for Writers and Writing Programs, which advocates for literary achievement, will relocate to this university’s Discovery District this summer.
Clothesline Project helps UMD sexual assault survivors tell “stories that need to be told”
Stories of domestic and sexual abuse survivors written on T-shirts hung from clotheslines in Hornbake Plaza.
UMD RHA Senate has chosen its leadership for the next academic year
Dana Rodriguez and Tzvi Glazer were elected as president and vice president, respectively.
UMD Libraries’ dialogue forum focuses on immigration under Trump
More than 100 people attended the discussion.
A new cafe in H.J. Patterson offers a Ramen bar, sushi and specialty teas
The new cafe opened in the building’s renovated wing last week.
PG County Police raid College Park house in search of controlled substances
The investigation is ongoing, police said.
Route 1 is getting a vintage fashion boutique and Halal restaurant
Junction Vintage will open sometime in June, and the Halal Guys is expected to open in August.