UMD Senate holds first virtual meeting after coronavirus-related delays
The body passed three pieces of legislation.
Terps for Bernie members weigh supporting Biden, voting for a progressive candidate
Terps for Bernie announced that they would not endorse Joe Biden.
“It’s a bit excessive”: Some UMD students, professors raise concerns about Honorlock
Some professors are offering alternatives to using the software.
UMD to hold the first round of summer classes online
The university will announce a decision on fall classes by June 15.
UMPD responded to four stay-at-home violations on campus this month
Three individuals were referred to the Office of Student Conduct.
USM assembles COVID-19 task force to mobilize research, guide state policy
Laurie Locascio, UMD's vice president for research, will head the group.
Maryland receives half a million COVID-19 tests from South Korea
Gov. Larry Hogan said his wife, the country's first Korean American first lady, championed the operation.
UMD to hold online commencement in May, open December ceremony for spring grads
Spring graduates and guests will also receive tickets to a football game on Sept. 12.
In Maryland and other states, the coronavirus has exposed deep racial inequality
Ending the coronavirus crisis must involve addressing racial inequality.
To protect its economy and public health, Maryland needs to stay locked down
Hogan needs to keep Maryland closed despite Trump's demands.