Eppley and other UMD RecWell operations to close for at least a week amid COVID-19 spike
The closure, which starts Sunday, includes all RecWell operations.
Prince George’s County pauses first dose vaccines through Monday due to shipment delays
The county will continue to administer the second dose.
UMD community reflects on disbandment of 1776 Commission
Community members are calling for more education reform to provide students with an unfiltered look at Black history in America.
At Maryland hearing, USM grad students once again fight for collective bargaining rights
This is the ninth year that a collective bargaining bill has been introduced in the Maryland General Assembly.
UMD limits all student gatherings to five people after spike in COVID-19 cases
The university has seen a “significant and concerning” increase in cases.
UMD reported the most daily COVID-19 cases of the semester Thursday
The university reported 2,555 negative results Thursday, the highest number of the semester.
With webcams and green screens, the UMD theater community adapts to online environment
It’s not ideal, they say, but it’s workable.
This Maryland bill would eliminate life-without-parole sentences for juveniles
For some, it could be a second chance at life after years behind bars.
SGA votes to sponsor weeklong event for eating disorder awareness
It'll take place starting February 22, and it's aimed at informing students about eating disorders and teaching them how to talk about them with loved ones.
Coronavirus complicates college decisions for Prince George’s County high school seniors
Virtual tours and lack of in-person counseling has made it difficult for seniors to chose where they'll attend in the fall.