By Michael Murphy
Despite the challenges that come with being a Black journalist, Kevin Blackistone said his love for the profession has never wavered. Continue reading Merrill College’s Kevin Blackistone describes newsroom experience, calling to journalism
By Paige Trendell
Running a marathon, writing a book and standing on the sidelines at football games as a team chaplain, Father Conrad Murphy has done it all this academic year. Continue reading UMD Catholic chaplain reflects on responsibilities, experiences with students
By Mackenzie Prince
The event targets campus needs such as clearing out weeds and cleaning up trash, according to Meg Smolinski, the arboretum’s outreach coordinator. Continue reading UMD students learn hands-on environmental work with “Weed It Wednesdays”
By Navya Pandit
The director of the Baha’i Chair for World Peace moderated the panel which discussed how language and communication barriers can lead to social conflict. Continue reading UMD Language Science Center panel explores how communication creates social conflict
By Kendrick Brown
The University of Maryland is one of many with its own chapter of the organization, informing students about the benefits of the donor process while raising awareness about specific blood diseases and collecting donations for the greater national organization. Continue reading UMD National Marrow Donor Program expands awareness of stem cell, marrow donations
By Abigail Bender
AMPs are undergraduate students who “provide experienced perspectives to students in a course they have previously completed successfully” by supporting the instructor and enhancing student success. Continue reading Academic peer mentors provide experience, educational assistance to fellow students
By Kaitlyn Novoa
The club’s mission is to discover and dispute wrongful convictions to further advance their strive for justice. Continue reading UMD Youth for Innocence club helps students fight for justice, gain legal experience
By Hannah Harris
UMD’s Department of Fire Protection Engineering was founded in 1956 and remains the only fully accredited undergraduate program of its kind in the country. Continue reading Students learn ample career pathways in UMD Fire Protection Engineer program
By Sophia Herndon
EarthFest’s goal is to motivate students to learn about student organizations, campus departments and programs’ sustainability efforts for Earth Month. Continue reading UMD EarthFest highlights sustainability efforts, organizations with an afternoon of fun
By Brent Li
While Martin “White” Kwan’s current role may seem far removed from esports, he said the transition was not as disconnected as it might appear. Continue reading From UMD esports to consulting: How one player turned gaming into a career
