Maryland to end COVID-19 state of emergency July 1
Gov. Larry Hogan announced the date during a press conference Tuesday, along with other future orders.
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.
GSG calls on UMD to provide grad employees with documentation of COVID vaccine eligibility
The aim is to solve the problem of some graduate students being turned away by vendors.
UMD Counseling Center director discusses mental health support initiatives at SGA meeting
“Student voice is critical,” Dr. Chetan Joshi said.
UMD student organization hosts guest speaker series to encourage virtual networking
Guests in the speaker series include Denis McGlynn, CEO of Dover Motorsports, and entrepreneurs who were on the popular show Shark Tank.
UMD community shares experiences with COVID-19 vaccine
“It’s to protect you and your family.”
UMD’s Erasable Inc. improv group adapts to virtual environment amid COVID restrictions
The group performed once in-person this semester.
Coronavirus complicates college decisions for Prince George’s County high school seniors
Virtual tours and lack of in-person counseling has made it difficult for seniors to chose where they'll attend in the fall.
Prince George’s County will remain in Phase Two due to rising COVID-19 cases
County Executive Angela Alsobrooks made the announcement Thursday.