UMD promulga nuevas medidas de seguridad contra COVID-19 después de pico de casos
La universidad notó un aumento “significativo y preocupante” de casos positivos.
UMD limits all student gatherings to five people after spike in COVID-19 cases
The university has seen a “significant and concerning” increase in cases.
Grupos en Maryland se reúnen para garantizar representación legal para las personas que enfrentan la deportación
La Coalición CAIR y CASA Maryland son algunas de las organizaciones abogando por la legislación.
Maryland groups rally to ensure legal representation for those facing deportation
The CAIR Coalition and CASA Maryland are among the organizations advocating for the legislation.
Here’s what the Biden administration has done so far to reform the immigration system
Biden has signed eight executive orders on issues ranging from DACA to family reunification.
UMD SGA to vote on adding a committee that would meet with University Police
The bill raises concerns that there is no "defined mechanism" that allows student input about UMPD.
Panelists discuss restorative justice for Lakeland community at College Park forum
Council members and panelists discussed the history of the area and what restorative justice could look like.
UMD to offer pass/fail grading on up to 7 credits in the spring
The announcement comes after widespread backlash from students over the lack of an extended pass/fail grading system in the fall.
Sean Urbanski sentenced to life in prison in murder of 1st Lt. Richard Collins
The former UMD student killed Collins in the early hours of May 20, 2017.
Maryland lawmakers amend bill to secure military benefits for Lt. Richard Collins’ family
Prior to this amendment, the bill only applied to future ROTC graduates who die between commissioning and their first assignment.