This week in photos: Federal government shutdown ends, Purple Line construction continues
Scroll through some scenes of buildings in Washington, D.C., nearby airports and the light rail's construction on campus.
PHOTOS: ‘No Kings’ draws thousands to Washington, D.C.
The Diamondback followed community members as they protested in Washington, D.C. Here are some scenes from the day.
Washington Commanders set to relocate to DC in 2030
The Washington Commanders will return to Washington, D.C., in 2030 for the first time since their relocation to Maryland in 1997. The D.C. Council passed…
U.S. senators advance plan to keep FBI in Washington, DC
The decision reverses a vote earlier this month to preserve $1.4 billion for a new headquarters in Greenbelt.
Trump opposes plan to build new FBI headquarters in Greenbelt
In November 2023, President Joe Biden’s administration chose Greenbelt as the location for the new FBI headquarters.
Abel Amene hopes to focus on transportation, food insecurity in new UMD SGA role
On Feb. 21, the 38-year-old Ethiopian native was appointed as a representative for this university’s Student Government Association.
A service-based track would combine the best aspects of the GVPT and public policy majors
The School of Public Policy needs a service-based major or concentration.
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.
DC residents should own the Washington Commanders, not Dan Snyder
Dan Snyder is incapable of owning the Washington Commanders. DC residents are not.
DC punk exhibit at UMD contextualizes the irresistible urges to rebel
Punks in Washington, D.C., and College Park questioned everything around them.