Shorter lines vs. take out: UMD’s new dining plan draws mixed reactions
An all-you-can-eat, Anytime Dining plan replaced the old points system this year.
“It’s time for me to serve”: A UMD alum is running for state delegate
Shabnam Ahmed will campaign for education reform.
College Park only televised one debate in 2015. A city official is calling for change.
The City Council may form a workgroup to address debate procedures following resident backlash.
New College Park food trucks have hundreds of people “wrapped around the corner”
There was cheesy goodness with a helping of chicken and waffles.
UMD hosts symposium on closing racial wealth gap
The Parren J. Mitchell Symposium is in its fifth year.
College Park Shopping Center construction won’t be done until October
The construction was supposed to be finished before the semester started.
University of Maryland is ranked the most LGBT-friendly college in the area
This university has been on the list for five years in a row.
Thurgood Marshall Jr. talks policy and leadership to UMD community
He spoke about the importance of leadership and civic engagement in this political climate.
Recruits train for nearly seven months at the only certified university police academy in Maryland
It’s one of the 16 certified academies in the state.