Maryland Athletics holds panel on racial justice in sports
The panel included journalists and UMD community members.
After tumultuous election, current and former UMD students reflect on their ideal USA
Six UMD community members considering the change they want to see in their everyday lives and the country as a whole.
UMD Senate approves new undergraduate engineering program at last meeting of the semester
The Senate also approved a new concentration for the master of public health program.
As CDC eviction moratorium ends, local organizations fear for what’s next
These organizations have already witnessed the toll that the pandemic is taking on families struggling to make rent.
Oregon passed a law decriminalizing hard drugs. Experts aren’t sure if Maryland will follow.
Alan Lehman, a professor at this university, said if the measure succeeds in Oregon, it could be applied to other states.
UMD’s diversity education requirements may be revamped soon
The changes aim to help students understand their own identities and systemic racism, among other issues.
The nation’s deep political divide has polarized the families of these UMD students
With family on opposing sides, these students weigh in on the challenges of an increasingly hostile political environment.
UMD Senate approves new technology and bilingual skills certificate programs
Both programs will begin next academic year.
UMD students weigh returning to campus for spring semester
Provost Mary Ann Rankin wrote in a campuswide email that the spring semester would still be conducted in a hybrid fashion.
Greenbelt receives sustainability certification from Sustainable Maryland
Riverdale Park and Hyattsville were among other top performers in Prince George's County.