New mural brings spark of color to heart of College Park
The mural, created by two local artists, sits above Qu Japan.
UMB President named University System chancellor
Jay Perman comes into the position following a year of heated controversy enveloping the Board of Regents.
Plan to replace Marathon Deli, Lotsa and other UMD shops moves forward in review process
Next, the developer must file detailed site plans with Prince George's County.
UMD students, staff have reported 11 hate bias incidents so far this semester
Seven of these incidents involved offensive language targeting race and national origin, according to the university's hate bias log.
UMD SGA again votes to advocate for permanent undocumented coordinator position
The position currently relies on a contract that's renewed annually.
UMD DOTS wants to increase parking permit fees for students and residents
It would raise student commuter parking by $26.
The Downtown Farmers Market did its job — College Park is no longer a food desert
Its closure is a testament to new options.
Want to make an impact on your community? Do more than vote.
Your “I Voted” sticker is not enough.
Academic institutions enable the abuse of students
Academia's power dynamics are used for evil. Students need real support against it.
Transfer students must rush to complete degrees in four years. They need more support.
By not offering more flexible financial aid, students' academic paths are limited.