College Park City Council considers installing permanent, AI-powered stop sign cameras
A pilot program, which ran from Sept. 3 to 23, installed stop sign cameras at nine intersections across the city.
Late hours, lack of safety measures headline concerns for UMD CAs
Some CAs had issues with shift policies and hoped for stronger safety resources.
UMD student liaisons discuss student concerns, encourage city election turnout
The pair held the voter registration drive for the second consecutive Wednesday, incentivizing student voter registration with free reusable shopping bags.
College Park to install 15 more security cameras around Trolley Trail
City officials hope the additional cameras will ease safety concerns in the neighborhood.
The Diamondback’s 2023 Nightlife Guide
A guide to everything you ned to know about College Park at night.
New micromobility campaign raises concerns about campus road safety
New signage and road markings were installed throughout the campus this week reminding motorists to share the road.
Presidents don’t have too many classified documents. Too many documents are classified.
By fixing over classification, less important information won't be mishandled.
Soaring insurance costs are unfair to the UMD student body
To prevent exploitation, this university must make insurance prices more manageable for students.
Curfews are ineffective and rooted in racism. The new curfew will be no different.
The new curfew is misguided. Funds should go to community programs instead.
South Campus cannot be left without a bus connection to the Metro station
Last year’s #104 bus serviced South Campus. This year’s should be no different.