Community members offer rides, lodging and more to UMD students in need amid pandemic
Twenty-four people signed up to help students in need.
Some students with weakened immune systems are concerned about UMD’s response to COVID-19
Coronavirus disproportionately affects older populations and people with weakened immune systems, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
UMD’s Stamp, Eppley to shut down as coronavirus cases rise in Maryland
Both were previously set to be operating on a limited schedule during the extended break.
Maryland General Assembly passes hate crime bill in honor of Richard Collins
The bill still requires Gov. Larry Hogan's signature.
As coronavirus spreads, UMD employees want clearer guidance from their supervisors
Many are scheduled to report for work on Wednesday.
State officials working to refund students for weeks of room and board
The Board of Regents held a virtual meeting Monday to discuss COVID-19.
Worker at a building in UMD’s Discovery District tests negative for coronavirus
So far, 37 Marylanders have tested positive, including 10 in Prince George’s County.
Hogan orders Maryland bars, restaurants to close as coronavirus spreads
Drive-thru and food delivery services will continue to operate, he said.
Maryland General Assembly will adjourn Wednesday until end of May
The announcement comes as the governor closed the state's casinos, racetracks and simulcast betting facilities indefinitely.
UMD suspends all remaining spring study abroad programs
The university suspended programs in Italy, China and South Korea earlier this semester.