For those raised in College Park’s Lakeland, the wounds left by its destruction remain
Major restructuring has made the once-thriving community fundamentally different.
Lack of communication surrounding UMD’s COVID-19 tests has left some feeling unsupported
The problems range from missed phone calls to delayed results.
State labor board moves unfair labor practice complaint against UMD forward
The union that represents this university’s workers filed the complaint in July.
Students in Denton Hall advised to restrict activity, monitor symptoms for 14 days
UMD expects the precautionary measure will allow students to resume in-person activities Oct. 2.
UMD’s Health Center names new director set to start in January
Current interim director Dr. Sacared Bodison will stay on with an advisory role.
PGCPS tables proposal to eliminate school resource officers for a second time
The proposal will be discussed again in January.
As the presidential election nears, some UMD students are wary of mail-in voting
They want to make sure their vote actually counts.
Workers call for improved COVID-19 guidelines across USM institutions in state hearing
“We’re happy and eager to have discussions," the system's chancellor said.
TerpsVote and MaryPIRG get creative in registering students to vote
They're finding new ways to reach them digitally.
UMD alumnus talks prison reform at public health school webinar
During the virtual event, Dr. John Hart spoke about the mass incarceration system in the United States, saying it disproportionately affects members of Black and brown communities.