UMD students face obstacles finding work as COVID-19 continues to limit job availability
Fewer businesses need workers during the pandemic, the university's career center director said.
UMD students have continued going to bars. Psychology professors had a few ideas why.
R.J. Bentley's closed in September after a team member tested positive for COVID-19.
A pause on Purple Line construction adds to unfinished projects at UMD
Some say campus has become unrecognizable due to ongoing developments.
Locals have raised more than $12K to keep a Greenbelt cafe afloat
The online auction features more than 150 items and has been up since Sept. 7.
As the presidential election nears, some UMD students are wary of mail-in voting
They want to make sure their vote actually counts.
Baltimore judge rules Purple Line contractors can withdraw from transit project
The ruling comes after over $800 million in overruns.
UMD cancels spring study abroad programs
The announcement follows the cancellation of winter 2021 study abroad programs.
UMD professors are adapting to the challenges of online instruction
Some needed additional training.
International UMD students spend first semester in China under new program
Eleven students are participating in the Global Terrapins program.
College Park farmers market vendors adjust to COVID-19 restrictions
All customers must wear masks, stay six feet apart and follow a certain path to each table.