By Kendrick Brown
The environmental club 17 for Peace and Justice uses its student body membership to leverage the University of Maryland’s privilege and resources to benefit communities struggling with environmental issues such as food justice. Continue reading UMD’s 17 for Peace and Justice club creates discourse about food justice
By Abigail Bender
To support student mental health and well-being, the UMD Memorial Chapel and University Health Center will host guided meditation and labyrinth walks in the garden every Thursday afternoon in April. Continue reading UMD community finds support through stillness, meditation at Memorial Chapel
By Paige Trendell
Students could be missing out on up to a $2,500 credit if they do not file taxes, according to Mitch Mokhtari, a University of Maryland family science professor with tax policy experience. Continue reading UMD students, expert share tax filing experiences, tips
By Davi Jacobs
Roughly 243 million gallons of untreated sewage contaminated the Potomac River after a 60-year-old interceptor pipeline broke in January. Continue reading Aging infrastructure, delayed response tied to Potomac sewage spill
By Kendrick Brown
The Terrapin Trail Club plans events for all skill levels, which include backpacking, camping, climbing, caving, biking, kayaking, bog enjoying and many others. Continue reading Terrapin Trail Club members past, present bond over shared love of the outdoors
By Lena LaJoy
Millions suffer from pollen allergies, and people can have a range of symptoms, according to the CDC’s Climate and Health Program. Continue reading Springtime triggers seasonal allergies for many UMD students
By Navya Pandit
Reuters unmasked the longtime recluse, generating mixed reactions from the public and sparking a conversation about the value of anonymity in the art world. Continue reading Banksy Unmasked: Does anonymity matter in the art world?
By Lillian Gray
Every once in a while, a freshman aerospace engineering major takes his telescope to the area in front of Yahentamitsi Dining Hall from sundown until around 10 p.m. Continue reading UMD student’s telescope creates unity, enhances curiosity about astronomy on campus
By Lena LaJoy
The study abroad program allows students to travel all around the world to study what they want, where they want. Continue reading UMD students travel the world, learn new experiences abroad
By Elizabeth Faragi
The University of Maryland has produced some of the most influential women in history. Whether they were students or professors, they made a powerful impact and forged a lasting path for female students at this university. Continue reading Highlighting the past: How female trailblazers have impacted UMD
