UMD reopens portal for students to opt for letter grades
The portal for opting into letter grades initially closed on May 12.
UMD cancels all fall study abroad programs amid global pandemic
The announcement comes after the university canceled on-campus classes and study abroad programs this spring.
“It feels like a void”: Grief through the eyes of one UMD student in the age of COVID-19
Saige Kratenstein, a junior marketing major, lost her father from complications due to COVID-19.
Volunteer firefighters, EMTs in College Park keep working amid COVID-19
Volunteers must wear PPE and undergo a health and wellness check before each shift.
Maryland baseball’s seniors look to make most of extra year of eligibility
Tyler Blohm and Elliot Zoellner hope to come back strong after a shortened season.
Vigilante Coffee is fueling the frontlines with thousands of pounds of coffee donations
The coffee company has donated more than 250 bags of coffee.
Online summer classes are a scam
Why are online summer classes still so expensive in the midst of a pandemic?
Joining a nationwide race, UMD researchers search for treatment, vaccine for COVID-19
The work of these researchers has been made possible, in part, by grants awarded by this university's Division of Research.
Two parents are suing UMD, Towson for partial tuition reimbursement after move online
They say the online classes their children are now taking are not equivalent to the in-person opportunities they paid for.
Given choice from UMD history department, some professors will hold class online this fall
The University System of Maryland will announce details about the fall semester later this month.