DOTS seeks to reduce number of parkers to accommodate decrease in parking spaces
By the end of 2018, campus construction will account for the elimination of about 3,000 parking spaces since fall 2015.
City Council waits for more community feedback on Hollywood Streetscape project
The project aims to revitalize College Park’s Hollywood Commercial District and make the area more attractive to residents and visitors.
College Park residents will soon be able to ride bikes to D.C. using a new bikeshare program
The program could replace mBike when the contract expires in 2019.
College Park City Council unanimously votes to repeal and replace city charter
Mayor Patrick Wojahn said the language introducing changes made the new charter “sound a lot bigger than it is.”
UMD Greek life hosts discussion on campus sexism
One student says she’s experienced sexism in her classes.
Prince George’s County fire departments remain understaffed, chief says
Acting fire chief Ben Barksdale said county departments are struggling to keep up with demand for services.
SGA candidates take part in election debate hours after Unity Party withdraws
The One Party and unaffiliated challenger Chris Boretti participated in the debate in Reckord Armory Thursday night.
“Somebody that everyone loved”: UMD community mourns death of professor Jean VandenBosch
VandenBosch taught in this university’s communication department for about five years.
Two more students are now eligible to run in UMD SGA’s election after successful appeals
The One Party and Unity Party each gained an additional candidate.
UMD researchers’ augmented reality technology could help doctors in the operating room
A demonstration last week showed how augmented reality technology could assist with intubation and ultrasounds.