Why doesn’t UMD’s government and politics department care about teaching race? The government and politics department needs to do a better job teaching racial issues. Jake Foley-Keene September 28, 2020
With more than half of quarantine housing filled, UMD prepares to add three more dorms Wicomico, Caroline and Carroll halls might be added to the university's quarantine and isolation housing, if needed. Clara Longo de Freitas September 25, 2020
Here’s what College Park residents think about students’ return to campus "I think the majority of students have taken this to heart." Clara Niel September 25, 2020
With most classes online, some UMD students are turning to GroupMe Being online instead of with peers in a classroom, many students are using the messaging app more this semester to help them communicate with classmates. Freelance Reporter September 24, 2020
Residential parking permits required on 48th Avenue after overcrowding complaints The ruling pertains to parking on the 8400 and 8500 block. Clara Niel September 23, 2020
Lack of communication surrounding UMD’s COVID-19 tests has left some feeling unsupported The problems range from missed phone calls to delayed results. Madison Peek September 21, 2020
Don’t be fooled by UMD’s attempts to avoid legal liability for student COVID-19 cases The administration doesn't really care about health and safety, just protecting itself in a court of law. Jake Foley-Keene September 20, 2020
TerpsVote and MaryPIRG get creative in registering students to vote They're finding new ways to reach them digitally. Matt McDonald September 18, 2020
Feeling isolated, some UMD freshmen at home try to connect with campus community "It doesn't feel like I'm even in college right now.” Freelance Reporter September 16, 2020
UMD made a mistake bringing students back, but it shouldn’t send them home now The administration now has a responsibility to keep students on the campus. Evan Crum September 15, 2020