COLLEGE PARK

College Park Lifestyle News

In College Park, lifestyle news means family dynamics, culture, home life and daily habits. Coverage here follows the ways people live, the choices shaping the region and the trends appearing in daily routines.

Cornerstone Grill to Begin Liquor License Suspension

Cornerstone Grill to Begin Liquor License Suspension

The College Park establishment faces a 90-day shutdown starting October 30 following board action.

Live Poll

Do you support strict liquor license suspensions for local bars identified as public safety risks?


Education

Live Poll

Should universities enforce mandatory disciplinary consequences for students involved in racist acts?

College Life

UMD Students Demand Accountability After Racist Incident

Students gathered at a town hall to call for institutional changes following a hate speech incident involving the club tennis team.

UMD Students Demand Accountability After Racist Incident

Food and Drink

Mexican Food

Eat More Taco Signs Lease for College Park Restaurant

The Mexican street food chain will open its first Maryland location at the Union on Knox development.


Culture

Live Poll

Should federal research labs be permitted to consider race when selecting assistants and advisory board members?

LGBTQ+

Equal Protection Project Challenged Maryland Lavender Lab

A civil rights complaint alleges the university lab uses race and ethnicity to restrict access to research positions.

Equal Protection Project Challenged Maryland Lavender Lab

Hobbies

Live Poll

Is playing the lottery a wise way to prepare for your financial future?

Gambling

Capitol Heights Man Claims $200,000 Powerball Prize

A lucky lottery player who bought a winning ticket in College Park is now planning for a more secure retirement.

Capitol Heights Man Claims $200,000 Powerball Prize

Religion

Live Poll

Should campus religious organizations prioritize building larger facilities to accommodate more students?

Judaism

University of Maryland Opens New Hillel Center

The 40,000-square-foot facility on Yale Avenue officially opened its doors to Jewish students this August.

University of Maryland Opens New Hillel Center

This section follows culture, family life, hobbies and shopping habits. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Changing economic conditions and housing market dynamics often drive shifts in how people manage their daily routines and local recreation. Patterns in how families spend their time change as the city grows and adapts to new demands.