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.
Next semester, spring break will go on as scheduled and 25% of classes will be in-person
President Darryll Pines also announced a vaccine task force.
UMD Counseling Center hosts Wellness Workshops to support students amid pandemic
The workshops are an expansion of virtual mental health workshops the Counseling Center first launched last spring.
Trump will soon be out of a job, but his supporters at UMD have hopes for his future
Many don't want him to run again, but hope that his policies are here to stay.
The November election saw high youth turnout. UMD students aren’t sure it will continue.
Young people of color voted for Biden over Trump by overwhelming margins.
UMD President Darryll Pines says decision not to offer pass/fail system is final
Since the grading policy announcement, opposition has been fierce.
After UMD reports most hate bias incidents in state, students reflect on campus climate
The University of Maryland's zip code recorded 19 hate bias incidents last year — the highest of any zip code in the state.
The Testudo site is getting a $100 million makeover that’s been years in the making
In 2026, the Testudo information system will be available 24/7.
UMD students aren’t giving up the fight for a pass/fail grading option
Organizers held a student forum and launched a survey that's garnered more than 1,600 responses.