A University of Maryland, College Park policy prohibits most students from owning their own personal e-vehicles, forcing them instead to rent them from two companies contracted with the university.

The council voted to continue the city’s contract with Compost Crew, a Maryland-based food scrap collection company.

THEIR EDUCATION. THE CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND SAYS AROUND 6000 STUDENTS ACROSS THE SYSTEM BORROWED FROM THE GRAD PLUS LOAN PROGRAM LAST YEAR. BUT THAT PROGRAM WILL SOON BE ...

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Wonder, a mealtime platform with delivery, pick-up and dine-in options at more than 60 locations nationwide, is set to open its first Maryland location in College Park on Nov. 6, the company announced ...

The state of Maryland is set to pay nearly $500,000 to settle two workplace discrimination lawsuits brought against the University of Maryland, College Park. The settlement was approved by the ...

Across the nation, we've seen a growing number of cellphone bans in school districts, including in the Greater Baltimore ...

The city council hopes to transform an underused site next to the Hollywood Shopping Center into a place for affordable ...

COLLEGE PARK, Ga. — College Park officials opened the doors on Monday to the brand-new Ivy at College Park Apartments, a ...

Tuesday marked the beginning of a week for dorm move-ins at the University of Arizona. All 23 dorms on campus are at capacity, with 7,500 students expected to move in through Saturday. Classes begin ...