UMD community shares experiences with COVID-19 vaccine
“It’s to protect you and your family.”
As UMD hits COVID case highs, availability dwindles in isolation and quarantine housing
There are currently 202 students living in university quarantine and isolation housing.
UMD still plans to hold spring break despite spike in COVID-19 cases, President Pines says
Since Feb. 16, the university has reported 146 COVID cases in its on-campus testing program and 135 students have self-reported positive test results.
UMD community reflects on disbandment of 1776 Commission
Community members are calling for more education reform to provide students with an unfiltered look at Black history in America.
UMD PHA sororities continue big/little traditions amid the pandemic
The tradition spans across many generations of bigs and littles.
Three hours, two men, one stepladder: The process behind UMD’s massive snowman
Meet the two UMD students who sculpted a giant snowman.
USM university presidents promote COVID-19 vaccine in video presentation
The aim of the campaign was to increase vaccine credibility and participation.
It’s time to permanently scrap standardized testing requirements for college admissions
Colleges need to make test-optional or test-blind admissions permanent, even after the pandemic.
Graduate students say acquiring parental accommodations is difficult
The vague policies and overall confusing process have long been a topic of discussion among the Graduate Student Government.
“Beauty in the Human Spirit”: David C. Driskell’s art legacy
Through archived footage, images and interviews with David C. Driskell’s colleagues, this video offers insight into the renowned artist’s motivation during his career of…