UMD panel explores gender inequality’s impact on world peace
The two-day event focused on gender inequality and its effect on world peace.
Over 50 mayors have endorsed Pete Buttigieg for president — including College Park’s
Two other Maryland mayors endorsed Buttegieg as well.
Does UMD care more about football than climate change?
Climate change or football: Which side are you on?
The nuisance ordinance won’t strengthen community in College Park. It’ll destroy it.
College Park should integrate students in the community, not legislate against them.
Despite widespread criticism, College Park council bars “unruly social gatherings”
There were more than three hours of debate.
“Real people with real lives”: Seven Spring residents grapple with loss of Shuttle-UM
Seven Springs Apartments withdrew from its partnership with DOTS over the summer.
Volunteers pack more than 20,000 meals for families in need at Terps Against Hunger event
The interfaith event took place inside the Memorial Chapel.
UMD students identify blue lights in disrepair, uneven sidewalks at annual safety walk
About 45 students attended the event, along with student leaders and local police.
Consumer action is stronger than protest. It’s time for a climate boycott.
We must boycott businesses that harm the environment.
College Park officials may introduce restrictions on tree cutting for property owners
A city board is set to present the council with initial recommendations in November.