Monday, November 10, 2014

251 Express Closing

Just as quickly as students could walk into 251, grab food, and leave, the program of 251 express is now closing it's short lived existence. Anna Muckerman reports.

Marijuana legalized in Washington D.C.

Washington D.C. residents will now be able to purchase marijuana legally with a proper license, and Anna Muckerman explains what this means for surrounding areas such as College Park.

Ticket Appeals

DOTS is changing their policy once again with the process of ticket appeals, and Micheala Johnson reports about the changes that you will want to hear.

Monday, November 3, 2014

CSPAC Halloween Concert

Kristine Auble tells us about the concert held at CSPAC last Friday that was extra spooky.

Blended Learning Survey

Do you prefer classes in or out of a classroom? Reporter Simone Thomas tells us about what students think about getting a lecture in front of a chalkboard or in front of a computer screen.

The Spread of Meningitis

As reporter Carly Kempler reports, viral meningitis numbers are rising on campus, so how can you keep safe?

Changes To Sexual Assault Policy

Multiple changes to the sexual assault policy include a mandatory online education course that could prevent you from graduating. Reporter Maggie Bartolomeo explains.

Incoming Flu Season

Reporter Cara Newcomer tells us how to prepare for the upcoming flu season as the weather starts to get colder here in College Park.

CARE to Stop Violence

After the new sexual assault policy was implemented, the University of Maryland decided that a new policy wasn't enough to stop sexual violence. Kerrigan Stern reports.

Gas Prices

Reporter Cara Newcomer tells us about how gas prices are going to rise in the upcoming colder months.