By Joe Wicke A lone actress took the stage as the lights dimmed. The silence in the room filled with the ambiance of the sea. Dressed in pirate attire, she began to play the accordion. Suddenly, more sailors surrounded her, erupting into a jolly shanty.  If an audience member didn’t know any better, they would have no idea they were about to watch Shakespeare’s “Julius … Continue reading Pirate-themed “Julius Caesar” hooks audience on opening night

By Samantha Cohen The women’s sports world has been dominated by Iowa Hawkeyes’ Caitlin Clark, the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer, with her effect being felt by audiences, fellow players and fans across the nation.  Clark is single-handedly changing the way people view women’s sports creating ripple effects and impacting the future of women in sports. The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism held … Continue reading Shirley Povich Center holds Caitlin Clark effect panel

By Jack Wynn Rows of 9-foot-long red pool tables greet those who walk into TerpZone. They are one of the most prominent features, alongside the bowling lanes, air hockey table and televisions.  Students and faculty members competed in a billiards tournament at the STAMP Student Union at TerpZone Tuesday night. Twelve players competed in a bracket-style tournament. Matches consisted of a best-of-five series of 8-ball … Continue reading TerpZone billiards tournament creates intensity, competition

By Davi Jacobs Hiking at sunrise, learning how to rock climb, backpacking in national forests and going stargazing after exploring a cave are some of the adventures Terrapin Trail Club members at the University of Maryland experience.  TTC has generated outdoor enthusiasts from all backgrounds and levels since 1937. No prior experience is necessary to join and there is no set time commitment.  “We have … Continue reading Unleash your inner explorer through Terrapin Trail Club

By Jack Wynn Over two dozen community members gathered to laugh and test their minds at the Mulligan’s Grill and Pub trivia night on Thursday. Already a popular location next to the University of Maryland golf course, Mulligan’s has looked to incorporate fun and free events, such as trivia nights, to draw in customers and create a sense of community Sherman Garland, the general manager, … Continue reading Trivia night at Mulligan’s sparks excitement, participation

By Samantha Cohen Justin Bland returned from Denmark and stepped on the University of Maryland campus, but this time with years of trumpet-playing experience and to host a meet-in-greet and perform parts of an upcoming recital.  Other than showcasing early music tunes ranging from uplifting to melancholy with other musicians, Natalie Rose Kress, invited Bland as part of an early music initiative on campus to … Continue reading UMD alumnus Justin Bland returns from Europe, holds recital