After more than a year on Zoom, UMD professors are ready to return to the classroom
The university is anticipating a return to normal operations in the fall 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.
Schools and colleges should teach digital etiquette
We can avoid messy Zoom chatboxes and unhelpfully unmuted questions.
Snow day activities to alleviate your winter woes
Take advantage of the winter weather before it melts away.
FINNEAS made the most of a virtual concert for SEE’s Fallapalooza
The singer’s voice shined through our screens.
You broke your laptop, and the whole world is online. What now?
When everything is virtual, a laptop crack has dire consequences.
‘Maryland Tonight’ is the late-night talk show UMD deserves
The show is hilarious, politically relevant and not afraid to get real.
UMD student teachers gain experience with online instruction
While many are still enjoying student-teaching, some students say they worry they're not getting the experience to prepare them to one day be in the classroom.
What do UMD students miss most about campus life before the pandemic?
Long gone are the days of trekking across the campus with a heavy backpack and seeing the faces of other students.
MICA hosts author Malaka Gharib for discussion of her graphic memoir
“All I wanted to do was believe that I was just as American as everyone else.”