Prince George’s County launches police reform task force
The task force will review the department’s operations, including hiring, training and use of force policies.
UMD GSG chooses vice presidents to lead body with recently elected President Dan Laffin
Laffin will be assuming the office of current GSG President Annie Rappeport.
UMD introduces first steps of its anti-racism plan
The plan includes hosting a series of “Community Conversations.”
Loh “deeply concerned” for UMD international students after Trump’s visa limits
The announcement comes after President Trump’s Monday executive order, which limits the issuing of H-1B visas, H-2B visas, H-4 visas, L-1 visas, and certain J-1 visas.
Nyumburu, Black faculty host town hall to discuss racism at UMD and police brutality
Tuesday's town hall was meant to foster a “cathartic and therapeutic medium.”
How to get to know your classmates without in-person orientation
If you can’t stand the awkwardness of talking over Zoom, there are plenty of other things you can do instead.
UMD professor Jonathan England remembered as loving father, fierce ally to black community
He continued to speak out against racism up until his death.
Dozens gather at UMD vigil for beloved African American Studies professor Jonathan England
Students remembered England as a mentor and devoted ally.
UMD reopens portal for students to opt for letter grades
The portal for opting into letter grades initially closed on May 12.
“It feels like a void”: Grief through the eyes of one UMD student in the age of COVID-19
Saige Kratenstein, a junior marketing major, lost her father from complications due to COVID-19.