By Stella Henretta
Writing for Change, established in 2013, continues to have an impact on its students by hosting annual performances, like Friday’s “Telling True Stories” showcase. Continue reading UMD, Northwestern High School students present true stories at Writing for Change event
By Abigail Bender
The Around the World event is a culmination of each cluster’s experience in the program, where they share cultural food, crafts and activities with attendees. Continue reading UMD ‘Around the World’ event brings students together for a night of cultural exchange
By Alicia Colegrove
This year marks ENST’s fourth annual commemoration — past themes focused on issues such as reforestation, carbon accounting and data centers. Continue reading UMD community members discuss sustainability efforts, climate technology at Earth Day event
By Paige Trendell
Bar culture and nightlife are staples in College Park, as students enjoy happy hours during the week and dance, drink and enjoy the night on the weekends. Continue reading From happy hour to late night: Here are UMD students’ favorite Route 1 bars
By Stella Henretta
The Do Good Institute, housed in the School of Public Policy, inspires and equips students to act on social issues through education, funding and mentorship. Continue reading UMD celebrates social impact initiatives through the Do Good Institute, Challenge
By Paige Trendell
The roads in downtown College Park were still wet as cyclists lined up for the last and most competitive men’s event at the Route 1 Rampage on Sunday. Continue reading College Park’s ‘Route 1 Rampage’ cyclists push through despite wet roads
By Miller Rogers-Tetrick
The UnLocked Project, a student organization that builds community for college students who have or have had an incarcerated parent, hosted a Familial Incarceration and Policy panel. Continue reading UnLocked Project panelists bring lived experience, research on incarceration to UMD
By Kendrick Brown
The low-effort nature of the creativity that goes into making zines is part of the appeal, allowing someone to get their feelings out without the commitment of putting them into a real magazine or comic. Continue reading LGBTQ+ Equity Center workshop teaches zine-making, explores queer history
By Lena LaJoy
The University of Maryland, along with a private developer, began a development plan in fall 2020 to tear down Guilford Woods and build graduate housing for campus and private town homes for residents, according to a biology professor. Continue reading How the UMD community saved Guilford Woods, stopped housing development plans
By Kendrick Brown
UMD’s Arboretum and Botanical Garden has hosted the event that occurred on Wednesday since 2008, when the campus was acknowledged as an arboretum as part of its continual effort to protect the campus landscape and the environment. Continue reading UMD celebrates Arbor Day early with a ceremonial tree planting
