Some UMD community members have mixed feelings on the push for Harriet Tubman on $20 bill
Some say it's a positive change, while others worry it's a performative act.
Prince George’s County businesses manufacture PPE to help out amid pandemic
When the pandemic hit, some Prince George's County businesses began making PPE. Almost a year later, many still are.
Almost a year into virtual learning, some UMD students say they’re still trying to adjust
"The student body as a whole is just really struggling," said junior criminology and criminal justice and economics major Kayleigh Hasson.
UMD environmental organizations encourage sustainability via webinars and new website
“My goal is to educate as many students as I can about sustainability,” said Lisa Alexander, Resident Life's sustainability programs coordinator and co-coordinator for the Green Terp program.
UMD professors say Biden’s education policies could boost student interest in Black history
Some university professors say Biden's policies will encourage students to continue to seek out diverse curriculum when they enter college.
Freshmen develop new app to replace GroupMe for UMD students
The app is called Shellter, and it's set to launch in August.
Bedroom barre: Taking a virtual UMD RecWell fitness class was better than I expected
University of Maryland Recreation and Wellness offers a variety of virtual classes for students and staff.
College Park City Council discusses committee to approach restorative justice in Lakeland
The council plans to officially establish the steering committee at next week’s meeting.
Review: ‘WandaVision’ proves Marvel’s foray into TV isn’t just a cash grab
‘WandaVision’ is a charming tribute to the sitcoms of yesteryear.
UMD students host symposium to raise awareness of the opioid crisis in rural areas
Three friends founded Combatting Overdoses in Rural Areas in June.