UMD plans to move forward with many in-person fall study abroad programs
The Education Abroad team also plans to add additional study abroad programs for winter, spring and spring break 2022.
US Education Department extends Title IX protections to transgender students
The department justified the decision by referring to a Supreme Court case that ruled it is impossible to discriminate against a person based on their sexual orientation or gender identity without discriminating against that person based on sex.
UMD Faux Paz wins international a cappella competition
The a cappella group won the tournament with a virtual cover of Sam Smith's “How Do You Sleep.”
UMD offers free football tickets to employees who get vaccine between May 19 and June 30
To qualify for the tickets, employees must receive a first or second vaccination dose between May 19 and June 30.
UMD loosens mask mandate, adjusts summer testing requirements
Community members are no longer required to wear a mask for outdoor exercise.
UMD RHA Senate passes bill to support including unlimited laundry in housing fee
The external contract to service and maintain the machines is up for renewal this year.
After days without A/C, UMD’s North Campus Diner is set for system repairs on Friday
The Diner's been without air conditioning since Tuesday.
UMD dining services previews fall eco-friendly dishes in tasting series
The tastings will continue throughout the end of the semester.
Student artists explore themes related to COVID-19, sexual assault and identity at exhibit
The art exhibit will be on display until May 15 at the Stamp Student Union.
UMD partners with Safeway Pharmacy to vaccinate over 3,000 community members next week
Vaccinations will take place at the Riggs Alumni Center.