USM presidents address lack of trust in COVID vaccine due to history of medical racism Following COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, the presidents highlighted the efficacy of the vaccines. Clara Niel March 1, 2021
UMD grad students share struggles to secure safe, affordable housing in College Park area “But it’s clear that this is not just a University of Maryland issue. This is a housing issue in America.” Anaya Truss-Williams March 1, 2021
UMD SGA submits state bill that would add student oversight to fee allocation The SGA says the university broke system policy on the distribution of student fees. Clara Niel March 1, 2021
UMD to lift sequester-in-place order, resume in-person classes The directive lifts Saturday at noon. Christine Zhu February 27, 2021
Amid COVID surge, UMD health center director links most cases to dorm gatherings Some residents of 24 dorms and three Greek Life houses have been moved to quarantine and isolation housing. Joel Lev-Tov February 26, 2021
With PGCPS set to return to classrooms in April, some teachers worry for their safety Some educators worry the school system's plans are insufficient. Emily Williams February 26, 2021
Here’s how food delivery services are affecting College Park restaurants Food-delivery services such as Doordash and Uber Eats sometimes form partnerships with local restaurants, but the impact of those partnerships varies. Anaya Truss-Williams February 25, 2021
Maryland Athletics holds panel on racial justice in sports The panel included journalists and UMD community members. Joelle Anselmo February 25, 2021
ACLU of Maryland demands top PGPD officers resign amid racism allegations The activists have five demands, which call for transparency and a new department administration, among other things. Emily Williams February 25, 2021
UMD’s search for assistant VP for diversity and inclusion is paused In 2019, the university’s diversity and inclusion vice president announced she would be looking to fill the position. Eric Neugeboren February 25, 2021