UMD offers free football tickets to employees who get vaccine between May 19 and June 30
To qualify for the tickets, employees must receive a first or second vaccination dose between May 19 and June 30.
Some UMD students worry they won’t get graduation regalia in time for commencement
Some students are still waiting, even though they placed orders before the deadline.
Maryland Gov. Hogan signs Jordan McNair Safe and Fair Play Act into law
The bill boosts health precautions for student-athletes in the University System of Maryland.
Tamara Allard, psychology graduate student, will be the next UMD GSG president
Allard has been a representative on the GSG since 2020.
Hyattsville barbershop holds COVID-19 vaccine clinic with UMD, Luminis Health partnership
About 35 people were vaccinated Monday at a Hyattsville barbershop as part of a partnership between the University of Maryland’s Center for Health…
Power outage leaves Stamp, St. Mary’s and Dorchester halls in the dark
The campus lost power to an electrical feeder early Sunday.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan lifts statewide indoor mask mandate
Masks will still be required inside public transportation, health care settings and schools.
Eight UMD buildings evacuated after gas line was struck near Stamp
As of 12:48 p.m., all buildings except the health center are back open. The center is closed for the rest of the day.
College Park bands reflect on how the pandemic impacted the local music scene
While some bands have struggled to stay productive and find inspiration during the pandemic, others have found new ways to survive.
Meet the two student entrepreneurial groups who won this year’s Do Good Challenge
ROOTS Africa and Chat Health have won $5,000 each to improve social issues.