UMD a cappella groups reflect on how the pandemic has affected them
Since the start of the pandemic, a cappella groups at this university have forgone their usual in-person performances and competitions for screen-friendly alternatives.
The ‘Ratatouille’ musical shows the power of the Broadway community
The digital show raised two million dollars for the actors fund.
WMATA’s proposed cuts would be bad for the people who need the Metro the most
These cuts will undoubtedly make it more difficult for people to get to a number of essential places, and reactions from those closely involved were predictably bleak.
GSG representatives discuss UMD pass/fail decision from the perspective of TAs
Some TAs say they've seen a spike in attendance at their office hours.
Hogan needs to put Maryland in a second COVID-19 lockdown
The Maryland governor can’t have it both ways when it comes to saving lives and small businesses.
COVID-19 hit the hospitality industry hard. Here’s how College Park hotels are adjusting.
Some, like The Hotel and the Red Roof Inn, have introduced student discounts and other incentives.
UMD announces temporary amendments to grading, attendance, final exam policies
The requirement that every undergraduate course has a final exam has been temporarily waived.
Here’s where to get a COVID-19 test near College Park
The testing announcement follows USM guidance.
15 UMD community members test positive for COVID-19 after free testing events on campus
The tests returned a 1.04 percent positivity rate, which is below the state’s average positivity rate of 3.8 percent, according to a campuswide email.