By Lillian Gray
The Best Buddies club at the University of Maryland strives to create a space that supports individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, or IDD. Continue reading UMD Best Buddies chapter fosters friendship, leadership on campus
By Lena LaJoy
The University of Maryland’s Korean Language & Culture Exchange Club, JARA, invited students to St. Mary’s Hall to try a new popular Korean snack inspired by Dubai chocolate. Continue reading UMD JARA club brings a dose of Dubai with a Korean twist
By Kendrick Brown
At the University of Maryland Tea Club, students gather for brewing and bonding at weekly meetings in St. Mary’s Hall. Continue reading UMD Tea Club brings a space for culture, tea-making and games
By Abigail Bender
After reflecting on their academic habits, students will utilize a mix of old habits from last semester and some new habits, including effective study methods. Continue reading UMD students make academic adjustments, adopt new study habits for spring semester
By Navya Pandit
Valentine’s Day fell on a Saturday this year, and, as one of the most beloved yet disliked holidays, students celebrated in different ways. Continue reading Here’s how some UMD students planned to spend Valentine’s Day this weekend
By Stella Henretta
Journalism students and professionals weigh in on press freedom, media distrust and the treatment of reporters covering protests following the arrest of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort. Continue reading Merrill students, faculty express concern over journalists’ arrests in Minnesota
By Kendrick Brown
Solana Page, the outreach and communications associate for the University of Maryland’s Office of Sustainability, wants students to work with her to make the campus a better, greener place. Continue reading UMD sustainability office’s Solana Page shares love for environmental justice
By Rory Cahill
Thomas Holtz was just a toddler when he received two toy dinosaurs from his mother. One, a long-necked plant-eating Brontosaurus. The other, a carnivorous, two-legged Tyrannosaurus. Continue reading UMD paleontology professor turns childhood fascination into professional endeavor
By Aylin Aarhus
A guest lecturer encouraged University of Maryland students and staff to rethink their understanding of the history of slavery in Haiti in a talk held Thursday in Juan Ramón Jiménez Hall. Continue reading Lecture challenges narratives of slavery abolition in Haiti
By Shannon Raneri
On Nov. 4, Zohran Mamdani made history in New York City when he was elected as the first Muslim and South-Asian mayor, as well as the youngest mayor since 1898, The New York Times reported. Continue reading UMD students react to Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory
