By Josephine Andoh
Alleged reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity around the University of Maryland’s campus because of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown have left some students cautious and concerned. Continue reading UMD students express concern over alleged ICE activity near campus
By Sammy Joseph
Haraka Run and Walk will open in December outside of College Park, which the owner hopes will become a community hub for runners in Prince George’s County. Continue reading New running store in Hyattsville aims to build community in PG County
By Eden Binder Ever since its release, “Cocaine Bear” has generated internet buzz. The movie, loosely based on the true story of a bear overdosing on the stash of drug smuggler Andrew Thornton, took plenty of artistic liberties. Both in real life and in the movie, Thronton jumped to his death after dropping the cocaine from his plane. The movie detours from reality, though, when … Continue reading “Cocaine Bear” intrigues viewers with premium action, questionable plot
by Rachel Logan For Cheryl Harrington, there’s no meal like a home-cooked meal. That’s why she made 100 of them on Nov. 11, and another 50 the next day, for those who had not had a hearty lunch in a long time. “I usually make meatloaf, mashed potatoes and a mixed veggie, because everyone likes meatloaf. I think everyone in America has had a good … Continue reading Baking is an art, a passion and a way to love others at Shortcake Bakery
