UMD education majors adapt to virtual student teaching during pandemic
Public school closures have left some student-teaching interns uncertain about how they’ll serve students in a digital environment
UMD engineers are producing masks and hand sanitizer for local healthcare workers
“We are just trying to do what we can to help."
UMD groups expand services for food, housing insecure students amid campus shutdown
20 percent of students reported being food insecure in a 2018 study.
WMATA closes 17 more stations, including College Park-UMD stop, as coronavirus spreads
Seventy-two of the system’s 91 stations will still remain open.
UMD students will soon be able to major in biocomputational engineering
The field combines biology, physics and data science.
Terps for Bernie members know Sanders’ chances are slim, but aren’t giving up on his ideas
Former Vice President Joe Biden beat out Sanders in all but two primary states Tuesday.
“There is a place for you”: This UMD club seeks to build community for women in comp sci
Two students opened a campus chapter for the national organization, Girls Who Code.
UMD international students express concern over ICE-proposed rule modifying visa restrictions
If implemented, the rule would impose a maximum period of authorized stay for international students and other non-immigrants to the U.S.
A new UMD major focuses on the development of Christianity, Judaism and Islam
The degree program is housed under the Jewish Studies department.
For the first time, UMD students can declare a minor in disability studies
It's the culmination of a years-long effort.