Coronavirus, protests and more: The Diamondback’s top stories of 2020
Here’s a look at our top ten articles from this year.
UMD Senate approves new undergraduate engineering program at last meeting of the semester
The Senate also approved a new concentration for the master of public health program.
With COVID-19 cases on the rise, UMD students are still going out
Filmed and edited by Kimi Fleming. Voiceover by Kimi Fleming, Eric Harkleroad, Lancelot Lin, Elana Morris and Matt Perez.
UMD’s student advisory councils don’t accurately represent the student body
UMD's administration needs to hear students' concerns. Advisory councils don't help.
Purple Line corridor residents discuss affordable housing at annual meeting
The virtual meeting featured local businesses, activists and other community members.
UMD is putting students in a terrible position by closing its isolation housing early
Students who contract the virus later in the semester won't have many good options.
Purple Line officials field questions about project progress and construction
The Nov. 10 update was intended to give city community members a clearer look at what was going on with the project.
COVID-19 hit the hospitality industry hard. Here’s how College Park hotels are adjusting.
Some, like The Hotel and the Red Roof Inn, have introduced student discounts and other incentives.
UMD to fund free one-on-one STI testing for the next several months
The testing, which started in October, will continue into the spring semester.