Pines calls response to Guilford Woods development “emotional,” “political” issue
The university president emphasized the need for affordable graduate student housing.
UMD replaces certificate program with Science, Technology, Ethics and Policy minor
The University Senate voted on Thursday to discontinue the Science, Technology and Society certificate.
Some campus cyclists say DOTS’ bike concierge is an effort to gain community trust
In the initial six-week offering period, 19 people registered for the program.
SGA calls on UMD to address environmental concerns of Guilford Woods development
The SGA will continue to oppose the development until the university addresses the concerns.
UMD School of Medicine professors conducts COVID-19 booster research, presents to FDA
The national trial, called the Mix and Match COVID-19 Booster Study, is being conducted at ten sites across the U.S., including the medical school.
Sick meals prove useful amid pandemic, some UMD students want more dining flexibility
Sick meals have been offered since 2016, and are different from quarantine meals.
UMD students with COVID-19 vaccine exemptions adjust to life with added guidelines
For students who have religious beliefs or medical conditions that prevent them from immediately getting vaccinated, the requirements have brought mixed feelings of ease and stress.
UMD club sports prohibited from playing against schools with no vaccine mandate
The restrictions have upended seasons and frustrated students.
Former UMD football player launches anonymous survey app Pickle Poll
Pickle Poll was born off McMahon’s daily friendly arguments amid quarantine.
College Park Council talks feasibility of city takeover of some county responsibilities
Building development and permitting processes could be more efficient if the city assumes control, according to a draft of a feasibility study.