Don’t be fooled by UMD’s attempts to avoid legal liability for student COVID-19 cases
The administration doesn't really care about health and safety, just protecting itself in a court of law.
What is UMD risking to play football this semester?
UMD is putting profit over prudence by committing to playing football this fall.
President Pines can’t claim ignorance when the COVID-19 outbreak hits
UMD's administration is all too aware of the looming COVID-19 outbreak.
UMD to face $292 million budget cut this fiscal year
Employees making more than $150,000 will see their salaries reduced.
Some Black UMD students appreciate Pines’ actions, but others say he lacks urgency
Some students want administration to be more proactive in preventing racism on campus.
UMD to begin in-person undergraduate classes on Monday
About 15 percent of undergraduate classes will be in-person.
UMD President Pines calls halting of athletics workouts a “reprimand”
Maryland athletics has called the suspension of activities a "precautionary measure."
Fourteen results from UMD’s COVID tests were miscommunicated to campus community members
The university has administered about 20,000 tests.
Pines talks social injustice, COVID-19 in State of the Campus address to UMD Senate
This was Pines' first official address to the Senate.