Graduate students say acquiring parental accommodations is difficult
The vague policies and overall confusing process have long been a topic of discussion among the Graduate Student Government.
UMD professors and staff discuss medical racism, COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy at panel
The event was part of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion's anti-racism teach-in.
Remote learning is making it harder for marginalized students at UMD to stay afloat
"It’s not the same. It's a lot harder," a student said.
Maryland Board of Public Works approves $3.5 million settlement to Jordan McNair’s family
Gov. Larry Hogan expressed hope that the settlement would bring “some measure of relief" to the family.
University of Maryland announces partnership with Jordan McNair Foundation
“We will cement Jordan’s legacy and enhance a culture of player safety," university President Darryll Pines said.
Health center director says there’s no timeline on when UMD could get COVID-19 vaccines
UMD has not received vaccines to distribute to the campus community, but some employees are now eligible.
UMD received nearly 200 reports of noncompliance with COVID-19 guidelines in the fall
The total includes reports to the ethics, integrity and compliance reporting system and University Police.
UMD to offer pass/fail grading on up to 7 credits in the spring
The announcement comes after widespread backlash from students over the lack of an extended pass/fail grading system in the fall.
Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., longtime Maryland senate president, dies at 78
In June, UMD named its main administration after the state senate president emeritus.
UMD set to reach $3.5 million settlement with family of Jordan McNair
The Board of Public Works will consider the requested settlement later this month.