UMD lifts COVID-19 vaccine mandate The university previously required proof of a full dose of vaccination, including a booster shot against COVID-19. Katharine Wilson February 9, 2023
Foal born ‘out of the blue’ at UMD farm No one had known that the mother, a teaching horse named Noble, had even been pregnant. Olivia Nicholson February 8, 2023
Eggs-traordinary prices: Here’s how egg shortages are affecting UMD The price of eggs purchased by University of Maryland Dining Services has doubled in the past three months. Katharine Wilson February 7, 2023
UMD launches on-campus vehicle safety campaign There has been a significant rise in unsafe riding practices and reports of accidents. Bridget Byrne February 6, 2023
New affordable housing is coming to College Park in 2025 The new development, called Flats at College Park, will be one of the only designated affordable housing developments in College Park. Ilana Williams February 6, 2023
Former PGPD police officer set to face trial for murder after plea deal rejected The plea deal for voluntary manslaughter was rejected by a judge Friday. Akshaj Gaur February 6, 2023
Prince George’s County officials reflect on last year’s youth curfew The curfew ended Dec. 31, 2022, and elected officials are now reflecting on its effectiveness and its future. Akshaj Gaur February 6, 2023
Here are the contenders for Md. House of Delegates’ District 22 seat Recent appointments by Gov. Wes Moore have left the seat open. Marijke Friedman February 6, 2023
New businesses to open at College Park’s Aster apartments Roots Natural Kitchen plans to open April 1. Ilana Williams February 6, 2023
Wes Moore releases budget plan focused on education funding Moore put forward $500 million to continue funding the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, an education reform plan, and $1.1 billion for school construction. Marijke Friedman February 6, 2023