UMD students express mixed feelings about Purple Line development
By Alicia Colegrove
Students agreed that the Purple Line will help students that live further away commute, but it could come with increased traffic and safety concerns. Continue reading UMD students express mixed feelings about Purple Line development
Nyumburu student ambassadors object to premature removal of the interim director, lack of communication
By Alicia Colegrove
UPDATE: Following a letter sent by Nyumburu Cultural Center student ambassadors to University of Maryland administrators objecting to the center’s interim director’s termination, Belonging and Community’s vice president said in a press meeting that student ambassadors received misinformation. Continue reading Nyumburu student ambassadors object to premature removal of the interim director, lack of communication
Aging infrastructure, delayed response tied to Potomac sewage spill
By Davi Jacobs
Roughly 243 million gallons of untreated sewage contaminated the Potomac River after a 60-year-old interceptor pipeline broke in January. Continue reading Aging infrastructure, delayed response tied to Potomac sewage spill
Stamp living room concerts create a space for Minh Vo & Friends, student performers
By Abigail Bender
Throughout the spring semester, the Stamp Student Union has hosted concerts in various locations where students share their talents with staff and peers. Continue reading Stamp living room concerts create a space for Minh Vo & Friends, student performers
‘No Kings’ protests draw thousands to D.C., joining thousands of events nationwide
By Lillian Gray
Organizers estimate that over 8 million people joined the 3,300 events across all 50 states protesting the Trump administration. Continue reading ‘No Kings’ protests draw thousands to D.C., joining thousands of events nationwide
Student-run Maryland Ghostlight Company sells out ‘Almost, Maine’ play
By Devon Armor
The show is Maryland Ghostlight Company’s sixth performance since joining the campus in 2023. The University of Maryland student-produced play company focuses on performing contemporary works of theater. Continue reading Student-run Maryland Ghostlight Company sells out ‘Almost, Maine’ play
Terrapin Trail Club members past, present bond over shared love of the outdoors
By Kendrick Brown
The Terrapin Trail Club plans events for all skill levels, which include backpacking, camping, climbing, caving, biking, kayaking, bog enjoying and many others. Continue reading Terrapin Trail Club members past, present bond over shared love of the outdoors
Springtime triggers seasonal allergies for many UMD students
By Lena LaJoy
Millions suffer from pollen allergies, and people can have a range of symptoms, according to the CDC’s Climate and Health Program. Continue reading Springtime triggers seasonal allergies for many UMD students
Maryland Attorney General says U.S. is not in constitutional crisis
By Elizabeth Faragi
Brown gave University of Maryland students, faculty and alumni insights on the current state of politics in the United States. Continue reading Maryland Attorney General says U.S. is not in constitutional crisis
TOP-SHELLF: Current political topics spark a wide range of conversation on campus
By Jennifer Baxter
Read about campus advocacy groups’ varying opinions on recent political topics and commuter students’ opinions on rising gas prices in this week’s newsletter! Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: Current political topics spark a wide range of conversation on campus