UMD Women in Physics provides community, mentorship
Women in Physics provides a space where students can meet a larger sample of students with similar experiences.
Stream now: The music that got UMD students through quarantine
UMD students reflect on how music marks their quarantine memories.
Dressed to express: UMD students reflect on their fashion changes over the pandemic
Some students are stepping out of their fashion comfort zones and using their outfits to express themselves, with bright colors, funky patterns or anything differing from current trends.
“Celebrar, Educar, y Dar”: UMD Latinx organizations celebrate Hispanic Heritage month
The theme of this year’s National Hispanic Heritage Month is “Celebrar, Educar y Dar” which means celebrate, educate and give.
Some Maryland football recruits are taking notice of early season crowds
"I was just really accepting that energy," recruit Desmond Cook said.
UMD enters second phase of more than decade-long Campus Creek restoration
The university is currently designing the second restoration phase and construction will begin as early as fall 2022.
Behind the scenes, these employees ran the quarantine and isolation housing at UMD
University employees helped distribute food to students in quarantine and isolation housing, answer calls and emails from parents and more.
College Park bands reflect on how the pandemic impacted the local music scene
While some bands have struggled to stay productive and find inspiration during the pandemic, others have found new ways to survive.
Meet the two student entrepreneurial groups who won this year’s Do Good Challenge
ROOTS Africa and Chat Health have won $5,000 each to improve social issues.
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn talks racial equity, economy ahead of fall elections
Although elections are not until November, Wojahn has already begun developing policies for the term that will address issues the College Park community is facing.