Some UMD students say blue light glasses help prevent strain from virtual classes
Despite differing medical opinions on whether blue light causes eye strain, some students say the glasses are helping them get through the virtual semester.
Residential parking permits required on 48th Avenue after overcrowding complaints
The ruling pertains to parking on the 8400 and 8500 block.
Amid pandemic, Rosh Hashanah looked different for many Jewish students this year
"Any opportunity that we have to show that we’re here and to show that we are a community together — even if we’re a community apart — is valuable.”
Locals have raised more than $12K to keep a Greenbelt cafe afloat
The online auction features more than 150 items and has been up since Sept. 7.
UMD launches online dashboard to track hate bias incidents
Students were unable to visit the dashboard Monday due to technical difficulties.
Despite COVID-19 and some minor delays, UMD construction projects are on schedule
Crews on campus are working under social distancing guidelines and COVID-19 screening.
College Park city hall project reaches milestone with first floor cement pouring
The project is set to include retail space, a plaza and office space for both the city of College Park and the University of Maryland.
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.