Almost a year into virtual learning, some UMD students say they’re still trying to adjust
"The student body as a whole is just really struggling," said junior criminology and criminal justice and economics major Kayleigh Hasson.
Marylanders who qualify for the RELIEF Act could start receiving stimulus checks this week
The comptroller’s office will send payments via direct deposit for the majority of eligible people.
Maryland records its first case and death of Brazilian COVID-19 variant
The variant is believed to be more transmissible than the original COVID-19 strain.
UMD cancels all classes, COVID-19 testing due to inclement weather forecasts
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the state of Maryland.
Prince George’s County Public Schools plan to reopen with hybrid learning option in April
Students who choose hybrid learning will be divided into groups for in-person instruction on a staggered schedule.
Burning pile of trash extinguished near Fraternity Row
The fire started in a garbage truck.
College Park City Council discusses zoning exception to allow preschool in a church
Plans for Monarch Preschool were proposed about four years ago by The Children's Guild.
Hopeful but uncertain: UMD community members vaccinated for COVID-19 reflect on the future
“I’m not going to breathe easy yet. But, you know, I do feel more hopeful than I did before," said Celina Sargusingh, a clinic coordinator at the University Health Center.
UMD RHA approves student fee increases for next academic year
The increases go toward housing, dining and transportation fees.
UMD environmental organizations encourage sustainability via webinars and new website
“My goal is to educate as many students as I can about sustainability,” said Lisa Alexander, Resident Life's sustainability programs coordinator and co-coordinator for the Green Terp program.