UMD is investigating 19 incidents of Zoombombing
Zoombombing has disrupted online classes and the First Look Fair.
UMD students spent a year fighting for more free period products. They’re still waiting.
The university decided that it will not fund the group's proposal.
UMD, Towson tenants join Maryland delegates at state house in fight to terminate leases
Some state delegates are supporting the students.
With most classes online, some UMD students are turning to GroupMe
Being online instead of with peers in a classroom, many students are using the messaging app more this semester to help them communicate with classmates.
President Pines answers questions on safety of workers, social justice at SGA meeting
Pines also defended the university’s decision to move forward with blended learning.
UMD Black Faculty and Staff Association shares concerns about COVID policies at town hall
The 23 positive cases at Denton Hall alarmed some members.
Some UMD students say blue light glasses help prevent strain from virtual classes
Despite differing medical opinions on whether blue light causes eye strain, some students say the glasses are helping them get through the virtual semester.
Residential parking permits required on 48th Avenue after overcrowding complaints
The ruling pertains to parking on the 8400 and 8500 block.
Amid pandemic, Rosh Hashanah looked different for many Jewish students this year
"Any opportunity that we have to show that we’re here and to show that we are a community together — even if we’re a community apart — is valuable.”
Locals have raised more than $12K to keep a Greenbelt cafe afloat
The online auction features more than 150 items and has been up since Sept. 7.