College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn pushes to extend indoor dining ban in the county
The county ban on indoor dining is currently set to expire Jan. 16.
Finalist for Bias Incident Support Services head talks campuswide trauma-informed training
Washington University of St. Louis' Kyle Williams talks about police reform and the power behind understanding key practices.
For some in UMD’s disability community, Joe Biden’s win could mean action for equality
“They not only started emphasizing disability, but they were fighting for it and prioritizing it."
The Testudo site is getting a $100 million makeover that’s been years in the making
In 2026, the Testudo information system will be available 24/7.
About 150 UMD students referred to student conduct office for testing noncompliance so far
Students who are noncompliant with testing requirements receive two warning letters before being referred to the Office of Student Conduct.
Pines announces partnership with Black student leaders to discuss anti-racist efforts
The group includes student leaders from 34 organizations that represent Black students.
The Sbarro and McDonald’s in Stamp’s food court will close permanently this month
Other restaurants in Stamp are also closed temporarily amid the pandemic.
UMD extends course withdrawal deadline in lieu of pass/fail option
More than 7,000 people signed a petition for a pass/fail option due to COVID-19.
All UMD undergraduate classes to be held online starting Nov. 16
The decision comes amid an “alarming” spike in COVID-19 cases in the state and county.
UMD student group spends day calling Pines’ office to intensify push for union bargaining
The group made about 30 calls.