UMD, WaPo poll finds most Americans do not want to rush reopening nonessential businesses
Over half said they would feel uncomfortable going to restaurants, movie theaters and clothing stores.
What it’s like to defend a dissertation in the age of COVID-19
So far, 160 UMD students have defended their dissertations virtually.
UMD students, professors weigh in on what growing up during COVID-19 could mean for Gen Z
Generation Z, or people born after the mid-1990s, are at an extremely impressionable stage in their development.
Hogan vetoes 22 spending bills, citing concern over COVID-19 economic fallout
The governor also let about 300 bills go into law without his signature.
Construction worker seriously injured after becoming trapped under a falling rock at UMD
Prince George's County's technical rescue team responded to the scene Thursday morning.
College Park City Council approves plans for student housing project behind CP Towers
Current plans propose a nine-story building with a “clubhouse” on the top floor.
The SGA’s governance board will not hear appeal of former president’s veto
The board felt it no longer had jurisdiction over the appeal due to the start of the 2020-2021 legislative session.
A criminal justice professor will take the helm of the UMD Senate in a time of uncertainty
Lanford officially stepped down at a virtual meeting Wednesday.
Pandemic readiness demands centralized outbreak response teams
We need coalitions of research groups to keep us on our toes ahead of the next pandemic.
UMD President Wallace Loh criticizes new Title IX regulations
Loh says survivors shouldn't have to be cross-examined.