A UMD student’s guide to observing Ramadan on campus
During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn until sunset, emphasize reading the Holy Quran and focus on building better habits for the rest of the year.
UMD’s Ramadan services are not expansive enough. They must be improved.
On-campus Ramadan services must be expanded to help Muslim students
UMD Muslim community observing Ramadan looks for increased university support
The University currently provides Iftar dinners, as well as breakfast and dinner carry-out options.
UMD Muslim community reflects on community, personal values during Ramadan
For many students, this was their first Ramadan on campus and the first one they could participate in in-person activities.
Professors must accommodate students fasting for Ramadan
The university can help students reach their full potential by letting them eat before exams.
“A Ramadan of isolation”: UMD Muslim students reflect on holy month during a pandemic
The holiday began April 23.
Ramadan meal services are a triumph of communication between students and staff
The University of Maryland is giving Muslim students the support they need.
For the first time, UMD is providing to-go meals for students observing Ramadan
The holiday coincides with final exams.