Incoming UMD freshmen debate on-campus living amid mostly virtual fall semester
This fall, 92 percent of UMD's undergraduate course sections will be at least partially online.
“A blind decision”: High schoolers considering UMD to decide with no more in-person tours
The decision deadline is May 1.
“Unsettling”: UMD community reacts to removal of hate crime charge in Urbanski trial
A judge ruled the state hadn't provided sufficient evidence to support the charge.
After close vote, College Park council members still weighing question of term lengths
Officials are unsure if the issue will be on the ballot again in the future.
College Park City Council gives preliminary approval for shopping center redevelopment
Greystar Real Estate Partners, the developer behind the proposal, is planning to add an apartment building.
College Park City Council approves city hall renovation, despite increased cost
The most recent projection that the development would cost the city $8 million more than initially estimated.
Carnival cruise ships are an environmental plague. Maryland must oppose them.
Maryland must ban Carnival ships from docking in Baltimore.