UMD administrators’ update on antisemitism, Islamophobia task force prompts mixed feelings
By Kalilu Jawara
With the email sent a day before demonstrations on campus commemorating the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks, some viewed it as an indirect commentary on the Israel-Hamas war. Continue reading UMD administrators’ update on antisemitism, Islamophobia task force prompts mixed feelings
UMD lecture emphasizes growing role of AI in society, need for policies governing its use
By Skylar Mullin
The lecture covered AI’s competing possibilities, like healthcare advances and mass surveillance. Continue reading UMD lecture emphasizes growing role of AI in society, need for policies governing its use
UMD TerpsVote hosts Absentee Ballot Day event, making mail-in voting accessible
By Danielle Ngamegni
TerpsVote and University of Maryland Libraries hosted a nonpartisan Absentee Ballot Day to assist UMD students looking to vote by mail on Tuesday. Continue reading UMD TerpsVote hosts Absentee Ballot Day event, making mail-in voting accessible
UMD students divided on whether new fall break is useful, midterm exams follow
By Cadence Redmond
Fall break at UMD has begun. Some students love it, but others express stress from midterm exams that follow the much-needed break. Continue reading UMD students divided on whether new fall break is useful, midterm exams follow
UMD students pressure USM Board of Regents to divest from weapons manufacturers
By Tien Nguyen
Students and others urged the USM Board of Regents to withdraw university endowments from weapon manufacturers outside the College Park Marriott Hotel and Conference Center on the three-year mark of the Hamas attacks on Israel, as part of the “For Our Martyrs” rally. Continue reading UMD students pressure USM Board of Regents to divest from weapons manufacturers
UMD’s Repro Terps march outside White House, demand sexual violence accountability amid Cornell lawsuit
By Angelina Nunez and Vanessa Lim
The gathering was one of many protests, walkouts and rallies taking place across the country on Oct. 8, a day Women’s March declared as the nationwide “Women’s Wave” day of action. Continue reading UMD’s Repro Terps march outside White House, demand sexual violence accountability amid Cornell lawsuit
UMD volleyball loses to No. 1 Nebraska, despite drawing program-record attendance
By Cristian Perez
The University of Maryland volleyball team fell short of a win against No. 1 Nebraska, despite a program-record crowd cheering them on. Some UMD students believe that Xfinity Center was filled with a majority of Nebraska fans, attributing that to their loss. Continue reading UMD volleyball loses to No. 1 Nebraska, despite drawing program-record attendance
UMD students share favorite literature, personal writings at Tawes Hall book event
By Jocelyn Hudnell
Students discussed current books they were reading and shared their original works. Continue reading UMD students share favorite literature, personal writings at Tawes Hall book event
UMD students express lack of awareness, understanding about SGA special election
By Bailee Neyman
The University of Maryland’s SGA held its special election on Oct. 2 to Oct. 6, though many UMD students feel that they don’t have much knowledge on the election. Continue reading UMD students express lack of awareness, understanding about SGA special election
UMD’s Aprendiendo Juntos Program engages students to use Spanish skills, celebrates 10th anniversary
By Abigail Bender
During Tuesday’s celebration at Jimenez Hall, staff and alumni shared their experiences with students set to participate in the program. Continue reading UMD’s Aprendiendo Juntos Program engages students to use Spanish skills, celebrates 10th anniversary