UMD professors are adapting to the challenges of online instruction
Some needed additional training.
Feeling isolated, some UMD freshmen at home try to connect with campus community
"It doesn't feel like I'm even in college right now.”
UMD clubs operate amid pandemic, hope to attract members at virtual First Look Fair
Adjusting to the pandemic, many university clubs and organizations have had to restructure their functioning for this semester, but nonetheless, they hope to attract interest at this year's virtual First Look Fair.
International UMD students spend first semester in China under new program
Eleven students are participating in the Global Terrapins program.
Here are the incidents police responded to in College Park this summer
Police responded to cases of theft, fraud and more this summer.
UMD journalism students contribute to story about evictions amid COVID-19
Journalism students helped investigate and report on evictions occurring over the summer despite the Federal CARES Act.
As water pooled into UMD’s Hillel Center, students braved last week’s storm to come help
The center estimates the storm caused about $100,000 worth of damages.
With most UMD classes online, some students are struggling with internet access
UMD's pool of available hotspots has expanded to 145 this semester.
“I think it’ll be good for me”: Some UMD professors look forward to in-person classes
Some professors are gearing up to go back into the classroom after holding online-only classes for the first two weeks of the semester.
UMD opted out of location-tracking technology for contact tracing, citing privacy concerns
The university's current COVID-19 response includes other virtual initiatives.