College Park will lose its charm if development comes at the expense of residents
If College Park doesn’t raise skylines responsibly, it will lose its college-town appeal.
Constructing a better College Park needn’t involve maximum mobility blockades
Construction is who we are and maybe who we’ll always be, but the current state of College Park is ridiculous.
Subsidizing residential cameras could save lives in Prince George’s County
Subsidizing home cameras isn’t an invasion of privacy, but it will protect residents.
‘Changing a lot’: Prince George’s County residents worry about gentrification
Hyattsville built new apartments that range from $750,000 to $1.2 million. The median value of a home in Hyattsville in 2019 was $336,300.
UMD smart growth initiative develops toolkit to support small businesses
The toolkit outlines 34 policy and community oriented solutions to cater to businesses from varying economic backgrounds.
City of College Park opens applications for its Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The committee seeks to address the city's history of oppression of the Lakeland community.
College Park can learn from Mount Pleasant’s anti-gentrification efforts
Guidance on affordable housing and community activism from Mount Pleasant to College Park.
Go-go music is the unifying force D.C. needs
With its deep roots in the city, Go-Go music could be the key to change in D.C.
College Park’s Lakeland is remembered through archived documents, photos at virtual event
"We cannot let them be forgotten," a fifth-generation Lakelander said.
D.C. needs to invest more in public bathroom access
Having access to public bathrooms is a right. D.C. is coming up short.