By Andrew Wilson
After battling his way through the G League to land a spot on the Washington Wizards roster, University of Maryland students are excited to hear about Julian Reese’s progress. Continue reading Former UMD basketball player Julian Reese’s NBA progress draws excitement from students
By Paige Trendell
Running a marathon, writing a book and standing on the sidelines at football games as a team chaplain, Father Conrad Murphy has done it all this academic year. Continue reading UMD Catholic chaplain reflects on responsibilities, experiences with students
By Alicia Colegrove
This year marks ENST’s fourth annual commemoration — past themes focused on issues such as reforestation, carbon accounting and data centers. Continue reading UMD community members discuss sustainability efforts, climate technology at Earth Day event
By Paige Trendell
The roads in downtown College Park were still wet as cyclists lined up for the last and most competitive men’s event at the Route 1 Rampage on Sunday. Continue reading College Park’s ‘Route 1 Rampage’ cyclists push through despite wet roads
By Abigail Bender
SmarTrip cards can be used to pay fares on Metrorail and Metrobus, and to park at Metro-operated facilities, according to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, or WMATA. Continue reading SGA distributes 175 SmarTrip cards to undergraduate students
By Jennifer Baxter
Talk of the environment has taken over campus this week through plant swapping, ceremonial planting and reflection of the nearly lost environmental gem, Guilford Woods. Read about it in this week’s newsletter! Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: UMD events foster environmental awareness, local history promotes conservation
By Lena LaJoy
The University of Maryland, along with a private developer, began a development plan in fall 2020 to tear down Guilford Woods and build graduate housing for campus and private town homes for residents, according to a biology professor. Continue reading How the UMD community saved Guilford Woods, stopped housing development plans
By Kendrick Brown
UMD’s Arboretum and Botanical Garden has hosted the event that occurred on Wednesday since 2008, when the campus was acknowledged as an arboretum as part of its continual effort to protect the campus landscape and the environment. Continue reading UMD celebrates Arbor Day early with a ceremonial tree planting
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 Jennifer Baxter
Read about how students are advocating for transparency from this university’s administration, shedding light on Transgender Day of Visibility and decompressing from exams in this week’s newsletter! Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: Students focus on transgender visibility, advocating for beliefs and de-stressing this spring
