Daisy Grant to become The Diamondback’s next editor in chief
The psychology major will be the first non-journalism major to take the paper's helm since 2006.
As online classes begin, some UMD professors juggle teaching and parenting at home
Professors stuck at home with kids say they're learning to balance their two roles.
UMD SGA announces candidates, parties set to compete in this year’s elections
In all, 61 students are running for executive and legislative positions on the body.
UMD RHA narrowly passes bill to make the diversity and inclusion committee permanent
The resolution passed with just one more vote than it needed.
A distillery powered by UMD alumni has pivoted to producing hand sanitizer
The Beltsville business is among hundreds across the U.S. making the move.
Tax issues surrounding international student pay prompts GSG to suggest exec board changes
Students who are on F-1 visas can't work more than 20 hours per week when school is in session.
Empty shelves, carts piled high: College Park grocery stores in the time of coronavirus
Grocery store employees have struggled to keep pace with surging demand as shoppers anxiously stock up on canned food, frozen vegetables, chicken and other products.
UMD students can expect fee refunds by April 30
Students are encouraged to sign up for direct deposit to get their refund faster, officials said.
Photo essay: Campus has been empty for three weeks. Here’s what’s left behind.
The University of Maryland's 1,335-acre campus is now a ghost town.
Academics deserve financial and institutional security. Here’s what they need.
The academic job market can be saved — but faculty need funding and power.