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
Started in 2009, this day of recognition was founded to celebrate the transgender community and raise awareness of the discrimination it faces. Continue reading UMD LGBTQ+ Equity Center celebrates Transgender Day of Visibility
By Abigail Bender
Throughout the spring semester, the Stamp Student Union has hosted concerts in various locations where students share their talents with staff and peers. Continue reading Stamp living room concerts create a space for Minh Vo & Friends, student performers
By Devon Armor
The show is Maryland Ghostlight Company’s sixth performance since joining the campus in 2023. The University of Maryland student-produced play company focuses on performing contemporary works of theater. Continue reading Student-run Maryland Ghostlight Company sells out ‘Almost, Maine’ play
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 Abigail Bender
The Scale Smash promotes body positivity and fights the idea that a number on a scale defines one’s self-worth, according to the Counseling Center. Continue reading UMD Counseling Center, students smash stigmas, scales on McKeldin Mall
By Mackenzie Prince
Conducted by David Neely, the director of orchestral studies and professor of conducting for the school of music, the student orchestra performed Mozart’s Symphony No. 39, a 30-minute piece known for its grand, lyrical style. Continue reading UMD Symphony Orchestra performs Mozart’s classic Symphony No. 39 at the Clarice
By Alicia Colegrove
Six students faced off in a double-elimination, no-teams tournament in Mario Kart World, a 2025 racing game by Nintendo in which players compete to out-speed their opponents. Continue reading Beginner, veteran players race in Mario Kart World Tournament in Stamp’s TerpZone
By Hannah Harris
Each piece speaks to the experiences of the African American community in the United States through flag imagery, utilizing the nation’s most recognizable symbol. Continue reading Driskell Center’s ‘America Will Be!’ exhibit highlights African American struggles
By Miller-Rogers Tetrick
This year’s Contemporary Art Purchasing Program features the work of Ukrainian-born interdisciplinary artist Elena Volkova and a collaboration with Lakeland. Continue reading ‘Then, Now, and Tomorrow’ exhibition explores themes of displacement, representation and community
