Marylanders 16 and over can preregister for COVID-19 vaccinations at mass sites
The state will continue to prioritize people who are currently eligible for vaccines but have not yet received them.
Finding hope and strength in Passover traditions after a broken year
“It would have been enough!”
Maryland’s first FEMA-run vaccination site to open in Greenbelt on April 7
The community vaccination center is expected to administer up to 3,000 doses per day.
Marylanders 16 and over with underlying medical conditions can now receive COVID vaccine
All Marylanders over the age of 16 will be able to receive a vaccine starting April 27.
After the pandemic ends, workers cannot afford a ‘return to normal’
COVID-19 has sucked for workers. It’s imperative that we learn from the hardship.
New partnership set to vaccinate Latinos in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties
The partnership between Adventist Healthcare, CASA and the Latino Health Initiative are set to vaccinate about 600 Latinos per week.
Help Center volunteers offer a listening ear to students looking for support amid COVID-19
In a survey last semester, 82 percent of undergraduate students said the pandemic had negatively impacted their mental health.
UMD projected to receive about $58 million from recent COVID-19 relief bill
The $1.9 trillion bill is the third economic relief bill passed since the beginning of the pandemic to fund education.
UMD to monitor students to decide if test-optional applications should be permanent
The study will take place during the 2022 and 2023 semesters.
The pandemic has been a test of physical endurance. It hit me after my vaccine.
As more people get the vaccine, we should be optimistic— but we can’t get complacent.