UMD community learns, experiences Spanish culture through flamenco performances
By Jose Gonzalez
UMD’s College of Arts and Humanities and the School of Language, Literatures and Culture invited TorcuArt, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting classical flamenco and Spanish cultures, to perform in the building’s multipurpose room. Continue reading UMD community learns, experiences Spanish culture through flamenco performances
UMD Women’s Volleyball fans express frustration following loss in straight sets against Nebraska
By Heerah Jayakumar
While some weren’t hopeful about Maryland’s performance, and weren’t surprised when the game closed out after just three sets, fans showed up. Continue reading UMD Women’s Volleyball fans express frustration following loss in straight sets against Nebraska
TOP-SHELLF: SGA hosts town hall as special election begins, SPH launches assault study
By Jennifer Baxter
The University of Maryland Student Government Association hosted a town hall for its special election, UMD’s School of Public Health began a study regarding sexual assault for trans and nonbinary students, Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: SGA hosts town hall as special election begins, SPH launches assault study
UMD’s SEE Cozy Concerts Series allows students to perform, discover musicians on campus
By Duda Maciel
The University of Maryland’s Student Entertainment Events hosted the Cozy Concerts Series, featuring several student musical performances. This event allows UMD students to discover artists on campus. Continue reading UMD’s SEE Cozy Concerts Series allows students to perform, discover musicians on campus
UMD students concerned about press freedom, news coverage following Trump’s media ban
By Danielle Ngamegni
Students across campus are worried about First Amendment freedoms and government-controlled news. Continue reading UMD students concerned about press freedom, news coverage following Trump’s media ban
UMD football fans call for coach Locksley’s firing after blowout loss to UCLA
By Lena LaJoy
After the University of Maryland football team suffered a devastating 54-3 defeat to UCLA, fans have been calling for coach Michael Locksley to be fired. Continue reading UMD football fans call for coach Locksley’s firing after blowout loss to UCLA
UMD SGA kicks off special election with legislative town hall, executive debate
By Bailee Neyman
The University of Maryland Student Government Association hosted a legislative town hall and executive debate Thursday night for students to meet candidates ahead of the special election running Oct. 1 through Oct. 6. Continue reading UMD SGA kicks off special election with legislative town hall, executive debate
UMD promotes mental health awareness through activities across campus
By Julian Feurer
UMD hosted activities during Mental Health Awareness Week to bring students together and have fun. The Planting Roots Bingo and the Self-Care Fair offered various ways to stay connected with one another. Continue reading UMD promotes mental health awareness through activities across campus
A look at the six tickets running in UMD’s SGA special election
By Kalilu Jawara
The University of Maryland Student Government Association faced the joint disqualification of competing tickets RollTerps and JusticeUMD. To fill the vacant seats, students will vote this week in a special election as the organization seeks to rebound from last semester. Continue reading A look at the six tickets running in UMD’s SGA special election
University View power outage leaves UMD students without power amid restoration delays
By Tien Nguyen
The University View apartment complex in College Park lost power on Sept. 25, leaving residents without access to elevators and stuck in darkness. Continue reading University View power outage leaves UMD students without power amid restoration delays