The Diamondback’s 2023 Orientation Guide
Click HERE to flip through the 2023 Orientation Guide. Dear reader, This orientation guide serves as a lens into life at The University…
College Park mayoral candidates had 65 days to campaign. Here’s what it looked like.
The rush of reaching likely voters has consumed the candidates.
Council members discuss raising taxes for vacant and blighted properties
Properties such as under-leased commercial properties, vacant housing, abandoned buildings and unused lots would be included in the tax increase.
To engage with the local elderly community, UMD should host a Lifelong Learning Institute
The elderly want education too. It’s time for UMD to host a Lifelong Learning institute.
College Park looks to invest in safer, more extensive bike lanes
The proposed budget includes more than $624,000 for building safety barriers along Rhode Island Avenue’s bike lanes and $45,000 for a study to evaluate the impact of adding one-way streets and bike lanes in Old Town.
The Hall CP and Clarice hold inaugural Jazz Fest
A collaboration with the Clarice, the event featured musical groups such as Hart GP Jazz, Crush Funk Brass Band and the JoGo Project.
Affordable housing, noise pollution take center stage at College Park mayoral debate
The special election comes after the March resignation and arrest of former mayor Patrick Wojahn. It will take place May 6 in the College Park City Hall.
Meet the candidates running for mayor in College Park’s special election
Election day voting will be held May 6 at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Early voting will be at Davis Hall from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m May 2.
UMPD saw surge in student transport to hospitals for mental health last year
There were 82 transports to hospitals as a result of an emergency psychiatric situation last year, according to Lt. Rosanne Hoaas.
A day isn’t enough to prepare for exams. Give us a Reading Week
Minor variations in the academic calendar are evidently acceptable to this university.