Route 1 Mask Match recruits volunteers to sew, distribute face coverings for those in need
The group has already delivered nearly 60 masks and received over 850 requests.
UMD community mourns student Trevor Quinn, remembered for his kindness and wit
He died last week at the age of 20.
“The frontline”: Some system nursing students will graduate early to join COVID-19 fight
The University of Maryland School of Nursing in Baltimore is accelerating their program so students can join the workforce.
UMD SGA votes to give $65,000 to the Student Crisis Fund
The strained fund has already given out over $500,000 in grants to students in need.
Yoga, music, haircuts: UMD alum’s “Impromptu Streams” page has more than 1,000 members
The page aims to provide live tutorials and virtual gatherings for people stuck in quarantine.
UMD will lose $80 million due to COVID-19 — and government aid will only make a dent
Along with other Big Ten university presidents, Loh has lobbied Congress for a higher education bailout.
College Park City Council voices support for Old Leonardtown housing complex demolition
The apartment buildings have become too expensive to maintain as of late, the city's park and planning director said.
COVID-19 pandemic jolts UMD courses on bioethics, outbreaks with a new sense of urgency
Since January, students in these UMD classes have been studying the implications of public health crises. Then, one hit the U.S.
UMD education majors adapt to virtual student teaching during pandemic
Public school closures have left some student-teaching interns uncertain about how they’ll serve students in a digital environment
Section of Campus Drive to close April 19 for ongoing Purple Line construction
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the project will continue as scheduled.