By Elise Shuey
The College Park City Council discussed the benefits of a proposed $10,000 salary increase for council members at a meeting on Sept. 16. Continue reading College Park City Council weighs the benefits of a $10,000 salary raise
By Olivia Visnic
The University of Maryland’s Media, Self and Society Scholars program welcomed Dawn Collins, the mother of Lt. Richard W. Collins III, on Oct. 7 to speak with students. Continue reading Dawn Collins shares journey of justice, advocacy and media accountability after son’s death
By Alexandra Townsend
“Saturday Night Live” comedian Marcello Hernandez, known for his popular character Domingo, is set to headline the Maryland Homecoming comedy show on Oct. 26. Continue reading Student Alumni Leadership Council launches Terps Tradition Table series
By Josephine Andoh
The federal government shutdown that began on Oct. 1 continues, and UMD faculty and students are beginning to feel its effects—if they haven’t already. Continue reading UMD community faces challenges during government shutdown
By Nicole Chan
Catch up on this week’s sports highlights and a new restaurant opening. Continue reading Weekly Newsletter: TOP-SHELLF
By Hai-Ching Wang
The University of Maryland Police Department recently increased the surveillance of jaywalkers at the intersection of Campus Drive and Regents Drive, generating student frustration. Continue reading UMPD warns students against jaywalking, incites student frustration
By Cameron Crossett
Painted rocks, colorful beads and the scent of warm tea filled the rooms of the University of Maryland Health Center as students gathered last Friday for an afternoon of creativity. Continue reading Crafternoon concludes Mental Health Awareness Week at UMD
By Devon Armor
“An Evening with Giancarlo Esposito” provided a question-and-answer format discussion on the life and career of the famous multimedia personality. Continue reading SEE hosts ‘An Evening with Giancarlo Esposito’ back to school lecture
This week’s highlights, all in one place. Continue reading Weekly Newsletter: TOP-SHELLF
Sounds of chatter, laughter and rain drops filled Old Town on Wednesday as each of the University of Maryland’s panhellenic chapters gathered to leave painted handprints on banners and pledge to keep their community hazing-free. Continue reading ‘These Hands Don’t Haze’: UMD’s Panhellenic Association and Office of Student Conduct participate in Hazing Prevention Week
