MICA workshop discusses using art as means of social change
The event connected like-minded people to create social change through art.
Most of UMD’s founders were slaveholders. The 1856 Project aims to confront that history.
Collectively, UMD's first trustees held nearly 400 enslaved people.
UMD students trek to Women’s March in D.C.
Ahead of the Nov. 3 elections, organizers sought to remind people of the energy of the original Women's March.
Only Prince George’s County voters should use the ballot box near Xfinity, officials say
The official box near Xfinity Center will be available until 8 p.m. on Nov. 3.
This Prince George’s County bill could change the default drinks restaurants serve to kids
The bill was amended during a committee hearing Thursday night.
UMD Latinx organizations hope stronger relationship with SGA will help outreach efforts
Latinx student leaders worked with SGA over the past month to improve their partnership.
Mental health advocacy groups at UMD are ramping up their efforts to help students
About 75 percent of college and high school students reported worsening mental health since the pandemic began.
These UMD groups fought to keep campus green spaces alive through COVID-19
Groups like the beekeeping club and TerpFarm have stepped up to make sure the areas are cared for.
Taking a language class online has proved difficult for some UMD students
Lack of consistent in-person instruction paired with ongoing technological difficulties have caused some students to struggle.
UMD winter commencement, classes to be held online
Students who travel over Thanksgiving break must get COVID-19 tests upon return, the university also announced.