On October 27, 2016, the University of Maryland Student Government Association hosted Eric Olson, executive director of the College Park City-University Partnership, former College Park Mayor Andrew Fellows, SGA President Katherine Swanson and A.J. Pruitt, the SGA’s vice president of
The College Park City-University Partnership announced today a new donation program to increase community support of its Homeownership Program. Donations will strengthen university community, support College Park Homeownership. A 50 percent tax credit may be available in addition to a
On October 26, 2016 the City-University Partnership’s Homeownership Program received an award from the Community Development Network of Maryland for Significant Community Development Impact. The Community Development Network of Maryland is a statewide network made up of over 180 member
The city of College Park was honored at the Sustainable Maryland Awards Ceremony at the Maryland Municipal League’s annual Fall Conference this October. College Park was one of the first eight municipalities to receive the award in 2013, and is
With the recent opening of the Monument Village apartments, College Park can now open its doors to more residents. After over eight years of construction, the development had its grand opening late September, and has had residents moving in since
The City-University Partnership hosted a presentation and tour for University of Maryland students and parents during Family Weekend this October. Executive Director, Eric Olson, led the event, informing students and parents about the exciting developments in progress, both at the
Stop by The Visitor Center (Turner Hall) on Saturday, October 15 at 4:00 p.m. to learn about the University District Vision 2020 – and efforts underway to bring new restaurants, retail, housing, jobs, bike paths, and more to College Park!
Fat Pete’s BBQ has made its debut in College Park. The D.C. favorite opened a new location on Route 1 in October, right in the heart of university students’ most beloved eateries. Though the storefront is smaller than the Cleveland
College Park’s newest entertainment venue, MilkBoy ArtHouse, arrived on Route 1 in early 2017. A partnership between MilkBoy, Philadelphia restaurant and live music venue, and the university’s Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, the venue is located in the space that
The College Park City Council and the University of Maryland have agreed to negotiate the development of a child care facility at a former school on Calvert Road. The center will address the pressing need for more day care services in