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Construction has started on Southern Gateway, a project that will help transform the Baltimore Avenue corridor in College Park with nearly 400 apartments and over 60,000 square feet of street-level retail space.

Construction Begins on Major Downtown Mixed-use Development

Southern Gateway, One of Region’s Biggest Projects, Starts With Safety Precautions Amid Coronavirus Crisis

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State, Prince George’s County Order Face Coverings for Shopping, Public Transit

On-Campus Workers, Residents Urged to Follow Guidelines Around Others

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Seed Grants to Grow 9 UMD Research Projects on COVID-19

Projects Focus on Virus Prevention, Control and Response

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Delicate cherry blossoms in foreground, ornate Georgian columns in backgrond

Student Crisis Fund Distributes Over $500,000

Nearly 500 Students Still Await Help as Applications Keep Streaming In

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The university community is grieving the death of its first staff member from complications due to COVID-19, UMD President Wallace D. Loh announced yesterday.

University Loses First Staff Member to COVID-19

Longtime Dining Services Manager Died of Complications Related to Virus

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New Rallying Cry: Shells United

Loh Encourages Terps Near and Far to Support Each Other Through Pandemic

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Severe Research Restrictions Extended

COVID-19 Research, Animal Care to Continue With Precautions

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University Operations Will Continue Online

Most Employees to Continue Teleworking After Hogan’s Stay-at-home Order

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Disruption from the COVID-19 pandemic has driven a number of changes, including a hiring freeze, adjustment of student and employee fees and a plan to reduce and delay spending, said UMD President Wallace D. Loh.

UMD Freezes Hiring, Plans to Reduce, Delay Expenditures

Loh: Financial Impact of Pandemic on UMD Estimated at $87M

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University to Refund Student Fees

Prorated Room and Board, Parking, Athletics, Other Adjustments Total $39 Million

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Graduate Courses to Be Graded S/F This Semester

Students Can Elect to Receive Earned Grades

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A new federal stimulus package will aid higher education amid the coronavirus pandemic, but will not cover UMD's losses while the campus is physically shut down, university President Wallace D. Loh said.

UMD to Share in $14B in Federal Funds for Higher Ed

Loh: Stimulus Package Will Limit Impact of Pandemic, But Won’t Offset Lost Revenues

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