A truck blaring COVID-19 vaccine and testing info drove through College Park this weekend
The truck is part of a campaign from the Maryland Department of Health.
A $1.4 billion proposal from Gov. Hogan could soften the pandemic’s blow to the USM budget
The support would allow USM to limit the rise of in-state tuition to 2 percent.
Eppley and other UMD RecWell operations to close for at least a week amid COVID-19 spike
The closure, which starts Sunday, includes all RecWell operations.
We should keep TV as coronavirus-free as possible
Please, coronavirus, spare what good is left.
The coronavirus has exposed our dangerous reliance on Chinese manufacturing
The U.S. needs to manufacture its own necessities to avoid critical shortages.
An Italian guide to quarantine for reluctant Terps
Quarantine isn't all misery — and Italians know how to get through it.
Class of 2020, you’ve gotten through a lot
Graduation may be canceled, but there are still reasons to celebrate.
UMD international students feel stranded as COVID-19 devastates their home countries
As the coronavirus spreads, some international students aren't returning home.
UMD cancels in-person graduation ceremonies, classes this semester
The announcement comes after Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's recommendation Thursday morning.
Some students with weakened immune systems are concerned about UMD’s response to COVID-19
Coronavirus disproportionately affects older populations and people with weakened immune systems, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.