By Annemarie Melbye
Many student-led political clubs, like Young Democratic Socialists of America, the UMD College Democrats and the UMD College Republicans, are finding ways to engage in politics on and off campus. Continue reading UMD political groups engage campus community in politics ahead of midterms
By Tien Nguyen
A fire at the Rambler College Park South apartments disrupted residents’ sleep on Friday. The fire occurred in the North Trash Room, where College Park Volunteer Fire Department responded to the incident. Continue reading Fire at UMD’s Rambler College Park South raises safety concerns for students
By Neneh Burnside
According to a new U.S. News & World Report rankings put the University of Maryland at No. 17 among public universities, which is a slight drop from last year’s No. 16. Continue reading UMD drops to No. 17 in U.S. News rankings, prompting mixed reactions from students
By Neneh Burnside
The Mighty Sound of Maryland recently changed its game-day route, which has left some members frustrated. The tighter space now requires the band to change its formation entirely. Continue reading The Mighty Sound of Maryland adopts new game-day route, causing frustration
By Vanessa Lim
UMD’s Terps Racing Electric Vehicle team is working to improve its performance and climb the ranks in competitions. This club has brought together drivers from various backgrounds across the university and is focusing on testing and data validation. Continue reading UMD’s Terps Racing Electric Vehicle team races to improve its rank
By Cadence Redmond
“A World Without Them” by Landon Krentz was a performance inspired by Krentz’s personal experiences as a deaf person. This show used interpretive dance and special effects to tell his story through movement. Continue reading UMD’s ‘A World Without Them’ performance uses dance to represent deaf experiences
By Danielle Ngamegni
As part of UMD’s First Year Book program, author Daniel Immerwhar spoke at a Q&A session for his book “How to Hide an Empire.” The book emphasizes examples of America’s imperial past and the impacts of colonization. Continue reading UMD’s First Year Book Program discusses American imperialism with author Daniel Immerwhar
By Jennifer Baxter
Hear about students’ collaboration on the CARing Kids Project promoting children’s interpersonal skills, the reactions of students following a burglary in South Campus Commons and the ‘Bearing Witness’ exhibition that honors women whose lives have been lost to violence. Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: UMD students start semester through art awareness, community service
By Brooklynn Brown
The University of Maryland community gathered for a vigil honoring five months since the Negros 19 Massacre on Friday evening. They also demanded justice for those facing state violence and imprisonment. Continue reading UMD community commemorates, demands justice for Negros 19 massacre
Tawes Plaza featured the Road Work art exhibition, curated by UMD graduate student Ava Burke. Burke’s exhibition was part of the 2026 John Dorsey Prize exhibition which is being displayed in the Maril gallery within the Parren J. Mitchell Art-Sociology building. Continue reading UMD student curated ‘Road Work’ exhibition parks vehicles on Tawes Plaza
