UMD orders hiring freeze to offset losses from coronavirus closures
The school will lose millions as a result of pandemic.
“Trying to make lemonade out of lemons”: UMD professors prepare to move classes online
Faculty say some classes are easier to adapt than others.
Here’s what Darryll Pines could do to make me only write positive columns about him
He should prioritize getting more money from the state government, and making shared governance a reality.
At emotional forum, black students and staff criticize UMD’s diversity and inclusion VP
The vice president has made changes to the Nyumburu Cultural Center, a hub of black student life.
Faculty shouldn’t just endorse climate action — they need to get involved
Climate change is everyone's concern.
Students, faculty and Maryland officials celebrate groundbreaking of public policy school
The building is slated to be complete in spring of 2020.
Olivia Paregol’s family takes steps to sue UMD for its response to adenovirus, mold
The Paregol family filed a notice of claim under the Maryland Tort Claims Act, paving the way for a lawsuit.
UMD Senate’s newly elected faculty and staff hope to lift up their constituencies
The terms for 44 faculty and 8 staff senators ended this year.