By Hannah Harris
Over 97,000 people applied to the University of Maryland in 2025, according to data released by the university, and the touring experience is crucial to a prospective student’s decision to commit. Continue reading UMD tour guides bring campus to life for prospective students
By Stella Henretta
Every Wednesday at 4:30 p.m., Terps for Recovery hosts a meeting available to all students on the University of Maryland’s campus in one of the study carrels at McKeldin Library. Continue reading Terps For Recovery: A community free from stigma
By Lena LaJoy
At the end of Homecoming weekend, multiple games, inflatables and food could be found set up at McKeldin Mall for the annual Terp Carnival. Continue reading Terp Carnival continues UMD Homecoming tradition of fun, connection
By Elizabeth Faragi
Halloween has always been a holiday for kids. But do these traditions stop once kids grow up? Not at the University of Maryland. Continue reading Maryland students show up in style for spooky season
By Stella Henretta
Every Monday evening, students, staff and alumni at the University of Maryland head down to the multipurpose room in St. Mary’s Hall to attend weekly Language Chat sessions. Continue reading Bonjour, Ciao, Nǐhǎo: The community at UMD’s weekly language meetings
By Elizabeth Faragi
Small but vital groups are what make the University of Maryland so special. One group in particular works extra hard: resident assistants. Continue reading Resident Assistants creating backbone of campus community
By Logan Midler
From seeing friends to spending time on McKeldin Mall, Maryland students find joy in countless ways. Continue reading Campus joys: The little things that make Terps smile
By Mahelate Solomon The University of Maryland’s campus is rich in history — both the good and the bad. The African American History Landmarks Walking Tour is dedicated to telling the whole story, according to tour developer Kim Nickerson. Nickerson, who serves as the Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for the College of Behavioral & Social Sciences, created the tour in 2018 as … Continue reading Walking tour examines Black history at the University of Maryland
By Ally Tobler The Maryland Food Collective can be identified by its authentic chalk-covered walls, mishmash of couches and chairs, and abundance of vegan food options. It’s a cozy little area. And when the Friends of the Co-op (FOTC) club met for the first time in several years, on Feb. 7, Sarah Eppley announced plans for filling the space with more. “Since we’re struggling financially…I … Continue reading Amongst financial struggles, Friends of the Co-op is looking for a revival
