Long days, lost connections: Students reflect on over a year of online classes
A year of online classes has impacted some students' mental health on top of having the burden of full tuition.
CARE and PSA hold virtual events for sexual assault awareness month
Campus Advocates Respond and Educate to Stop Violence and Preventing Sexual Assault held events to bolster understanding about sexual assault throughout April.
College Park community gathers to plant 500 trees
The event was held at the College Park Airport where community members could come and select a dogwood, black gum or white oak tree.
In a time of pandemic stress and isolation, some students turn to art
Some students at this university have used creative outlets to cope with the stress they faced as a result of the pandemic and online learning.
AASU discusses responses to anti-Asian violence at virtual panel
It was the student group's last event commemorating Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month.
Fans gave Maryland men’s lacrosse extra energy down the stretch of the season
The Terps welcomed fans back to Maryland Stadium earlier for two home matches in April.
UMD colleges, organizations celebrate Maryland Day’s virtual return
This year, the traditional spring football game was still held, and a variety of colleges and university departments created pre-recorded videos to highlight different aspects of the community.
At first Maryland Sports Business Conference, experts talk career field, advice
The conference, hosted by the University of Maryland’s Sports Business Society, aimed to educate students on the sports business industry.
Health officials talk COVID-19 vaccination misconceptions, student safety at UMD panel
"I think, if you want to have a normal college experience, it will be helpful to have the majority of the campus vaccinated,” said Dr. David Mann.
On eve of SGA elections, candidates discuss fall semester, racial injustice
This year, there will only be one party on the ballot.