Maryland’s vaccine equity group announces new plan to help vulnerable communities The state will launch a community vaccine clinic in Prince George's County. Shifra Dayak March 5, 2021
“I’m just really excited”: UMD community members discuss Perseverance rover Since Perseverance data is made public, students could use information from the mission in research projects at this university. Freelance Reporter March 5, 2021
UMD SGA, administrators work to finalize UNIV100 course for international students The SGA passed a bill last semester calling for the creation of the class. Sofia Garay March 4, 2021
UMD student affairs VP fields SGA questions about off-campus COVID enforcement More than 100 students have been referred to the conduct office for COVID noncompliance so far this semester. Sofia Garay March 4, 2021
It’s been a year since most UMD classes moved online. Here’s how students are handling it. For some, continued online learning has taken an emotional and psychological toll. Clara Niel March 4, 2021
UMD students adjust to increased campus COVID-19 testing this semester This semester, students are required to undergo testing once every two weeks. Joel Lev-Tov March 4, 2021
At UMD Senate meeting, Pines discusses what spring commencement could look like Three of the four graduation options are in-person. Joelle Anselmo March 4, 2021
UMD COVID testing positivity rate declines after weeklong sequester-in-place The sequester-in-place order lasted a week, from Feb. 20-27. Eric Neugeboren March 3, 2021
City Council to send letter to WMATA opposing proposed closure of College Park Metro stop The cuts would also eliminate bus route 86 and shorten bus route 83, which both run through College Park. Shifra Dayak March 3, 2021
Over 100 students referred to conduct office for COVID noncompliance so far this semester The total includes data from the start of the spring semester through February. Angela Roberts March 3, 2021