By Monique James
University of Maryland students are relying on certain practices to help them get through final exams, whether that’s finding study spots around campus, registering for group fitness classes or new ways to study. Continue reading UMD students find strategies to avoid burnout during finals week
By Andrew Wilson
Students respond to the Trump administration’s use of pop culture in political statements.
Continue reading Students respond to Trump administration’s use of pop culture in political statements
By Courtney Corcoran
No matter the pressure or outside noise around him, 19-year-old Malik Washington remains calm and steadfast, often encouraging his team to do the same. Continue reading Malik Washington’s road to a record breaking season
By Courtney Corcoran
According to 247sports, an increasing number of student-athletes are staying local and attending the region’s biggest sports college, the University of Maryland. Continue reading The rise of DMV talent at UMD
By Alexandra Townsend
The program reflects the university’s growing commitment to inclusivity, accessibility and linguistic diversity, while addressing the long-standing student demand for more structured ASL instruction. Continue reading UMD College of Education will offer a new American Sign Language minor starting Spring 2026
By Alexandra Townsend
The AI Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland (AIM) welcomed back prominent artificial intelligence researcher Rama Chellappa on Friday, Dec. 5, to discuss his recent advances in computer vision and AI. Continue reading UMD’s AIM Institute continues growth, features Rama Chellappa in latest talk
By Aidan Debelius
Music echoed through the halls of Adele H. Stamp Student Union Friday night as members of Jammin’ at Maryland – a student run club – congregated to perform their final concert of the semester. Continue reading Jammin’ at Maryland holds final concert of the semester
By Katherine Schutzman
The completed Purple Line light rail’s commuter access could spur the development of student-oriented housing along its route, according to a student-conducted study. Continue reading Purple Line could encourage student commuting over campus-adjacent housing, study finds
By Nicole Chan
Catch up on our last week of stories before we sign off for the semester. Continue reading Weekly Newsletter: TOP-SHELLF
By Lena LaJoy
The Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center sponsored the American Red Cross for the fourth blood drive of the year on Tuesday. Continue reading UMD partners with Red Cross to host blood drive
