Coronavirus complicates college decisions for Prince George’s County high school seniors Virtual tours and lack of in-person counseling has made it difficult for seniors to chose where they'll attend in the fall. Emily Williams February 18, 2021
USM university presidents promote COVID-19 vaccine in video presentation The aim of the campaign was to increase vaccine credibility and participation. Clara Niel February 8, 2021
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. Khushboo Rathore January 28, 2021
Purple Line corridor residents discuss affordable housing at annual meeting The virtual meeting featured local businesses, activists and other community members. Anaya Truss-Williams November 18, 2020
‘Maryland Tonight’ is the late-night talk show UMD deserves The show is hilarious, politically relevant and not afraid to get real. Tyler Golsen November 2, 2020
How can UMD say it’s a civic leader when it won’t give us Election Day off? UMD needs an Election Day holiday, not empty promises of civics lessons. Caterina Ieronimo October 12, 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
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
UMD and USM usually treat staff as disposable. This budget crisis is no different. The COVID-19 budget cuts will hit staff without staff’s input. Malcolm Ferguson September 11, 2020
We need to center the school reopening argument on faculty and staff, not students Faculty and staff lives are more important than students’ convenience. Jake Foley-Keene September 7, 2020