No SATs, virtual counselors: High school seniors reflect on applying to UMD amid COVID
The university recieved a record number of applicants for the fall 2021 semester.
It’s been a year since most UMD classes moved online. Here’s how students are handling it.
For some, continued online learning has taken an emotional and psychological toll.
Bill named for Jordan McNair moves through state legislature after setbacks last year
The bill would require public higher education institutions to implement new health guidelines aimed at protecting student-athletes.
Through education and awareness, Greek life is looking toward a more diverse future
Greek life is doing its best to overcome its unrepresentative past
As UMD hits COVID case highs, availability dwindles in isolation and quarantine housing
There are currently 202 students living in university quarantine and isolation housing.
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.
USM university presidents promote COVID-19 vaccine in video presentation
The aim of the campaign was to increase vaccine credibility and participation.
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.
Purple Line corridor residents discuss affordable housing at annual meeting
The virtual meeting featured local businesses, activists and other community members.
‘Maryland Tonight’ is the late-night talk show UMD deserves
The show is hilarious, politically relevant and not afraid to get real.