Protesters hunger strike in D.C. as an ongoing blockade starves Yemen
The Yemeni Liberation Movement has been protesting the blockade for the past month.
USM Board of Regents gives chancellor authority to determine mandatory vaccine policy
Local schools, including American and Johns Hopkins universities, have all already mandated COVID-19 vaccines for the fall semester.
Maryland General Assembly approves $71 million in funding for UMD infrastructure projects
The legislature also approved $3.5 million in funding for public health programs.
This year’s SGA election will only have one party on the ballot
This year’s ballot will also include a question on Francis Scott Key.
UMD students explore job opportunities at Stamp virtual job fair
This event connected students with various Stamp departments looking to hire and allowed students to ask questions.
Miles from Ethiopia, UMD community members worry for their families amid Tigray crisis
"If my parents hadn’t fled Tigray because of the last war, I could have been there right now."
The project to revamp UMD’s Testudo site is underway
The project is part of a program that will combine the Human Resources, Finance and Student Information platforms.
Shepherds for a semester: UMD animal sciences students tend to sheep on Campus Farm
Students learn to feed, weigh and administer vaccines to newborn lambs while also caring for older sheep and rams.
PGCPS to reduce school security personnel with arresting powers next school year
Though there are some county community members who support the removal of the officers, others are concerned about student safety if they are removed.
Maryland college students are helping out at mass vaccination sites across the state
The Maryland Medical Reserve Corps expanded to a university partnership that included the University System of Maryland.