Not a coup, but something new: UMD professors decipher Trump’s post-election actions
Some UMD professors say Trump's reaction doesn't constitute a coup, but it's still unprecedented.
Local voters discuss their reactions, hopes for policy changes following Biden’s victory
They reflect on what they hope the future could look like with a Biden presidency.
UMD freshmen living at home debate coming to the campus in the spring
"All I want to do is be on campus."
UMD SGA’s second mental health town hall opens discussion on body image, eating disorders
The event's panelists discussed coping mechanisms and ways to talk about eating disorders with loved ones.
UMD extends course withdrawal deadline in lieu of pass/fail option
More than 7,000 people signed a petition for a pass/fail option due to COVID-19.
“Good will always triumph”: UMD students celebrate Diwali amid pandemic
“It's not just a holiday to be celebrated at a surface level, it's more of a time of reflection."
Terp Thon hosts annual Day of Miracles, raises more than $40,000 for COVID-19 fund
The fundraiser lasted 24 hours.
College Park’s Proteus Bicycles has a new addition for coffee lovers
Now, customers waiting for their bikes to be fixed can have a treat to pass the time.
The nation’s deep political divide has polarized the families of these UMD students
With family on opposing sides, these students weigh in on the challenges of an increasingly hostile political environment.
College Park City Manager Scott Somers announces resignation
Somers accepted a position as the CEO for Green Valley Recreation, Inc., a southern Arizona nonprofit.