Kim Jong Un’s death wouldn’t automatically make the world a safer place
Kim Jong Un’s health scare should be a reminder of the dangers of toppling dictators.
T-shirts, face masks and fanny packs: How a UMD alumna’s business is fighting the pandemic
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan wore a mask from Route One Apparel at a press conference last month.
College Park will reinstate parking enforcement and other services Monday
Some city services were deemed essential.
UMD grads were hopeful about this year’s collective bargaining bill. Then, COVID-19 hit.
The legislation would have allowed graduate student workers to unionize legally.
The pandemic has given us an opportunity to create a more sustainable society
Now is the perfect time for businesses and individuals to be more sustainable.
“A Ramadan of isolation”: UMD Muslim students reflect on holy month during a pandemic
The holiday began April 23.
UMD students help raise over $60K for coronavirus relief through Makin’ Lemonade Fund
According to Ben Putzer, the initiative’s director of college operations, students at the University of Maryland have raised more than any other college campus involved.
With UMD online, the Help Center is on pause — at a time when students say it is most needed
Without in-person classes, the Help Center hasn’t been able to do its job.
These UMD researchers are using phone, vehicle data to identify social distancing trends
The research investigates the impact of stay-at-home and social distancing orders on movement.