Seven books to add to your anti-racist reading list that UMD students can access for free
McKeldin Library hosts a collection of e-books that students can read at no cost.
PGPD responds to armed robbery near College Park Volunteer Fire Department
Two armed men entered an establishment and demanded property.
College Park City Council approves aid programs for businesses, residents amid COVID-19
The council is planning for these programs to be partially funded by the CARES Act.
What it’s like to defend a dissertation in the age of COVID-19
So far, 160 UMD students have defended their dissertations virtually.
Students, local bars share concerns over how going out on Route One will change this fall
Bars may implement precautions such as limiting the number of tables and people allowed in at one time.
T-shirts, face masks and fanny packs: How a UMD alumna’s business is fighting the pandemic
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan wore a mask from Route One Apparel at a press conference last month.
Route 1 Mask Match recruits volunteers to sew, distribute face coverings for those in need
The group has already delivered nearly 60 masks and received over 850 requests.
College Park City Council voices support for Old Leonardtown housing complex demolition
The apartment buildings have become too expensive to maintain as of late, the city's park and planning director said.
UMD SGA announces candidates, parties set to compete in this year’s elections
In all, 61 students are running for executive and legislative positions on the body.
GoFundMe pages for these two local restaurants are raising funds for employees
Banana Blossom Bistro and Taqueria Habanero both have donation pages.