New restaurant on Route 1 offers Japanese-style crepes
T-swirl Crepe, which opened its doors on March 5, serves a wide selection of savory and sweet pastries. (Julia Nikhinson/The Diamondback)
T-swirl Crepes opened its doors on March 5.
  • Sarah D'Souza
  • 5 days ago
Workers want to save the UMD Co-op before it closes in May
“We’re in this troubling situation. We need the community to help support us.”
  • Theresa Diffendal
  • 4 days ago
“No action, no future”: UMD students join worldwide climate strike in D.C.
Students across the world skipped school on Friday to demand action on climate change.
  • Freelance Reporter
  • 1 day ago
DOTS budget cuts are hampering UMD’s Food Recovery Network
The FRN used to rely on DOTS buses to transport food.
  • Sarah D'Souza
  • 4 days ago
UMD Senate to review a proposal to make University Honors more exclusive
  • Mary Dimitrov
  • 5 days ago

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COLLEGE PARK
Construction begins on long-awaited $1.3 million park in North College Park
  • Alexander Dacy
  • 3 days ago

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Prince George’s County Police investigate homicide after body found near Lake Artemesia
New restaurant on Route 1 offers Japanese-style crepes
Quality Inn and Plato’s Diner demolished for redevelopment on Route 1
New pet, trash and impound fees to take effect in College Park on July 1
College Park residents sound off on proposal to lengthen city council terms
SPORTS
No. 17 East Carolina throws perfect game to cap sweep of Maryland baseball
  • Andy Kostka
  • 1 day ago

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Maryland women’s basketball a No. 3-seed in NCAA tournament, hosts Radford on Saturday
Maryland could face Duke in the Elite Eight in Washington, D.C.
Maryland gymnastics earns 196.45 to claim four wins in last regular-season meet
Maryland men’s basketball is a No. 6 seed in NCAA tournament, will play winner of Belmont-Temple
Maryland women’s lacrosse steamrolls Ohio State 16-1 in Big Ten opener
MUSIC
Review: Tokyo Police Club rocked with passion at DC9 on Friday
The Canadian indie rockers are riding the wave of a 14-year career.
  • Allison O'Reilly
  • 2 days ago

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Review: Smallpools starts a love affair with D.C. at 9:30 Club concert
It’s Women’s History Month. Here are 7 women in music who have graced the 21st century
SEE’s annual Battle of the Bands highlighted student talent
Six months after his death, it’s still hard to listen to Mac Miller
Review: Maren Morris has most of the pieces on new, radio-friendly album
LATEST STAFF EDITORIAL
Michael Bloomberg couldn’t be a more fitting commencement speaker for UMD
  • Diamondback Editorial Board
  • March 3
OPINION
College admissions have always been unfair
  • Jasmine Baten
  • 4 days ago
OPINION
UMD should be giving students a balanced education, not catering to defense companies
UMD’s honors college has a troubling relationship with the defense industry.
  • Zachary Jablow
  • 4 days ago

DBK Connect



CULTURE
It’s Women’s History Month. Here are 7 women in music who have graced the 21st century
These ladies have crafted their own lanes and continuously dominate pop culture.
  • Ayana Archie
  • 4 days ago
MOVIES
‘Triple Frontier’ furthers the Netflix original film takeover
  • Paige Munshell
  • 4 days ago
TV
Review: ‘Last Week Tonight’ is still hilarious, but lacks a little substance
The show’s newest season is off to a funny, but distracted, start.
  • Zach Phillips
  • March 5
CAMPUS LIFE
SEE’s annual Battle of the Bands highlighted student talent
  • Audrey Decker
  • 5 days ago
SCIENCE & TECH
UMD research team invents fabric that adapts to body temperature
  • Mary Dimitrov
  • March 5
STATE
Maryland lawmakers want to raise penalties for drivers who hit bikers
  • Brad Dress
  • March 5
NATION
“No action, no future”: UMD students join worldwide climate strike in D.C.
Students across the world skipped school on Friday to demand action on climate change.
  • Freelance Reporter
  • 1 day ago

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