By Sophia Herndon
University of Maryland students took a break from schoolwork to gather on the front lawn of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union to pet bunnies and enjoy the blooming flowers. Continue reading Stamp’s Bunnies, Blooms event provides stress relief via cuddles for UMD students
By Lillian Gray
Organizers estimate that over 8 million people joined the 3,300 events across all 50 states protesting the Trump administration. Continue reading ‘No Kings’ protests draw thousands to D.C., joining thousands of events nationwide
By Stella Henretta
In the face of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency increasing its assaults across the country, organizing the recent rally was a step in YDSA’s escalating sanctuary campus campaign strategy. Continue reading YDSA rally calls for UMD to become a sanctuary campus for students, faculty and staff
By Anika Stikeleather
On March 7, 2026, over 72,000 fans visited M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore to see Argentinian captain Lionel Messi score the deciding goal in Inter Miami’s 2–1 victory over D.C. United. Continue reading Messi comes to Maryland: Baltimore makes its MLS debut, with more soccer on the way
By Lillian Gray
The Best Buddies club at the University of Maryland strives to create a space that supports individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, or IDD. Continue reading UMD Best Buddies chapter fosters friendship, leadership on campus
By Paige Trendell
The University of Maryland’s Terp Thon celebrated a year of fundraising and advocacy for Children’s National Hospital during its 17th annual dance marathon Saturday in the Adele H. Stamp Student Union’s Colony Ballroom. Continue reading Terp Thon raises over $280,000 for Children’s National Hospital
By Vanessa Lim
The Maryland Figure Skating Club showcased its technical skill and artistry at a mock competition, demonstrating the strong community that defines its team. Continue reading UMD Figure Skating Club showcases skill, unity at mock competition
By Paige Trendell
The longstanding sheep management and more recent goat management classes were combined this semester to create the first small ruminants management course. Continue reading Students help deliver sheep, goats in animal science class
By Lillian Gray
Nineteen monks arrived in Washington after crossing through nine states, a journey with a simple message of promoting peace, love, kindness and compassion. Continue reading Buddhist monks’ 109-day ‘Walk for Peace’ concludes on National Mall
By Anika Stikeleather
Every day, students overlook the intersection of Baltimore Avenue and Lakeland Road en route to Looney’s Pub or McDonald’s. But to local community members, turning into Lakeland means coming home to family. Continue reading Lakeland – College Park’s historic African American community is fighting to sustain itself.
