For University of Maryland students
Every UMD break, finals week, and holiday, in your calendar.
Subscribe once and the dates stay current on their own. Choose what to include and when you want reminders. Free, with no account.
- Synced daily from the UMD Academic Catalog
- Reminders on the days you pick
- No account, name, or email
1Choose what to include
Events
Terms
Remind me
None selected, so events are added without alerts.
2Add to your calendar
Using Outlook or another app? Copy the link and add it as a calendar subscription.
Upcoming dates
A preview of what your feed will include with the options above.
- Breaks & holidays
- Finals
- Class start & end
- Other
How it works
- 01
Pick your dates
Choose breaks, finals, and class start and end dates for the terms you care about, plus when to be reminded.
- 02
Subscribe once
Your calendar app adds the feed as a subscription, not a one-time import, so there is nothing to re-download.
- 03
Stay up to date
The feed is rebuilt from the UMD Academic Catalog every day, and your calendar app checks it for changes on its own.
Questions
Does it update automatically?
Yes. The feed is rebuilt from the UMD Academic Catalog daily, and your calendar app re-checks it periodically. Google Calendar can take a day or more to show a change.
Can I change my reminders later?
Your choices are saved in your feed link. To change them, remove the calendar, pick new options here, and subscribe again.
How do I unsubscribe or remove the calendar?
Remove it like any other subscribed calendar, and its events disappear with it. In Google Calendar, find it under Other calendars, open its options, and unsubscribe. In Apple Calendar on a Mac, right-click it in the sidebar and unsubscribe. On an iPhone, open Calendars, tap the info button next to it, and choose Delete Calendar. In Outlook, right-click it in the calendar list and choose Remove.
Does it work with Outlook?
Yes. Copy the link, then in Outlook choose Add calendar, then Subscribe from web, and paste it.
Is this official?
No. It's an independent student project, not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Maryland. Dates come from the public UMD Academic Catalog, so confirm anything important there.
What do you collect?
No accounts, names, or emails. Your browser keeps a random ID so the site can count which subscribe buttons get clicked and how many calendars are subscribed. That's all it's used for.