UMd. to Begin Forging Updated Facilities Master Plan

The university updates its master plan every five years, and it's time to do it again

The New Guy Talks Terps Football

Once upon a time, the new Patch columnist went to a bar to watch a football game.

Can Ledo Restaurant be a bridge between students and everybody else?

Or will students shenanigan it to death?

Police Search for Suspect in One Break-In Case, Make Arrests in Another

Police arrested two men associated with a recent break-in. They are still searching for the suspects associated with a separate case

Day One of Early Voting: Slow but Steady

Somebody Tell Me If Terps Football Is Good

Was Maryland's win over the Midshipmen a good sign or just a sort-of-good sign?

Editor's Pick for the Weekend

The Greenbelt Labor Day Festival is undeniably the place to be

Photo Gallery: Greenbelt Labor Day Festival

Two Suspects Enter Unlocked Apartment, Residents Asleep Inside

Nothing was taken, but police urge residents to be vigilant about locking their doors

Police Show Softer Side at Welcome Back Students Event

Though not especially well-attended, the Welcome Back Students event was good for the first try

Editor's Notebook: New Feature Coming to College Park Patch

"About Town" will be a little less newsy, a little more fun

Police Arrest Suspects in Recent Robbery

Two of the three suspects associated with Friday morning's robbery have been caught

Toilet Talk: A Q&A with UMd.'s Resident Bathroom Enthusiast Rich Abdill

The Editor in Chief of UMD Bathroom Inventory has a lot to say about, well, bathrooms

Rescue Pet of the Week: Ziggy

Meet Ziggy, a lovable cat in need of a good home

Early Voting Comes to College Park (And All of Maryland)

Residents have the option of voting on not just one, but seven days

College Park Eats: New York Deli

This North College Park eatery serves classic deli fare, in addition to a whole lot of other stuff

Budget-Friendly Family Sports: Enjoying UMD Soccer

Maryland Terrapins soccer games are an excellent, cheap alternative to the professional soccer viewing experience.

Conflict Management: 5 Tips For Students and Residents

A few handy tips to help students and permanent residents avoid unnecessary conflict

Week In Review: Back to School!

The notable events from the week of 8/22 - 8/29

Editor's Pick for Weekend Events

The Women's Distance Festival and the Maryland State Fair

Maryland Stingers Continue Rugby Tradition in College Park

The Stingers, a local women's club rugby team, has been in existence since the early 1980's.

Weekend Crime Report: Muggings on Berwyn Road, Berwyn House Road

Two separate groups of UMd. students were mugged over the weekend

Three UMd. Students Mugged on Berwyn House Rd.

Three victims were waiting for the bus when they were accosted by five suspects.

Appeals Court Sides with College Park Rent Control

With the decision, the city can now form its rent stabilization board.

Residents Gather for Haiti 5K

Over 300 individuals ran Saturday as part of the Women's Distance Fesitval's Run for Haiti.

Photo Gallery: Welcome, Freshmen!

Thousands of freshmen moved in to the UMd. campus today.

What's Going On Here?

A past and present look at College Park's vacant properties

"Peeping Tom" Seen in College Park

Police have no leads on the suspect's identity

Maryland State Fair: The New, the Old and the Bieber

More than 400,000 are expected to attend 129th Maryland State Fair and its "11 Best Days of Summer."

Board in College Park? Skate Park Coming Soon

Skaters are stoked about the preliminary design for the City of College Park’s first skate park.

Residents Petition for Security Cameras Outside Greenbelt Metro Station

The station's Lackawanna Street entrance is dangerous even in the daytime, residents say

Experience and Enjoy College Park Tour Combines Community, Fun

The monthly event will be held at New York Deli.

Roosevelt Girls Soccer Team Ready to Roll: A Q&A with Coach Marty Pfister

Eleanor Roosevelt girls soccer coach Marty Pfister explains why his girls have a great shot this year.

Business Owners Anticipate the Return of Students

Most businesses are used to slower summer business, and they look forward to having their customers back in town.

Residents Wary of Development Prospects for Maryland Book Exchange

Residents of Old Town and Calvert Hills gathered Wednesday night to discuss the new apartment building that may be built on the site

So You Think You Know College Park?

Test your visual knowledge of the city.

Meet the Principals of College Park

As students in College Park head back to class, Patch talks to six local principals about the vision for their schools during the upcoming school year.

Week in Review: Foreclosures, Homeless Animals, and the new University of Maryland President

A look at the notable events from the week of Aug. 16 - 22.

Teacher's Notebook: 5 Tips for a Great School Year

Tips from a teacher at Paint Branch Elementary

Scrapbooking: Add a Sense of 'Place' to Every Page

How to add 'where' when your favorite haunt is long gone.