By Cait Heiderman
The event, held in the Adele H. Stamp Student Union, brought students of all experience levels together to learn new dances and build community. Continue reading UMD’s Maryland Line Dancing club builds community through group dance events
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 Jennifer Baxter
This week’s newsletter provides a look at how buildings around campus suffered a loss of air conditioning, students celebrated Earth Day and the Do Good Challenge Finals! Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: UMD community celebrates Earth Day, Do Good Challenge amidst AC loss
By Kendrick Brown
The low-effort nature of the creativity that goes into making zines is part of the appeal, allowing someone to get their feelings out without the commitment of putting them into a real magazine or comic. Continue reading LGBTQ+ Equity Center workshop teaches zine-making, explores queer history
By Kari McKenna
Gymkana Assistant Director Ben Prescott shared that while there are various traditions that have been upheld since 1946, “every year has its own personality.” Continue reading UMD Gymkana celebrates 80 years, honors troupe’s history with annual show
By Paige Trendell
UMD Club Running members make weekday practices a group activity, emphasizing the social aspect of running. Continue reading UMD club running helps students establish friendships, consistent fitness routines
By Stella Henretta
To mimic the popular show “Dancing with the Stars,” the Ballroom at Maryland club selected five UMD students and paired them with some of the club’s most talented dancers. Continue reading UMD ‘Dancing with the Terps’ highlights student talent, creates appreciation for dance
By Abigail Bender
Content Warning: This article mentions information about sexual assault and power-based violence. Campus Advocates Respond and Educate to Stop Violence, or CARE, hosted its annual Take Back the Night event during Sexual Assault Awareness Month on McKeldin Mall on Wednesday, April 8. Continue reading CARE to Stop Violence’s ‘Take Back the Night’ educates students on history of the movement
By Elizabeth Faragi
Professor Ana Patricia Rodríguez’s exploration focuses on how Salvadoran artists throughout the DMV area tell their stories and use their voices through their art. Continue reading ‘Avocado Dreams’: UMD professor’s new book details Salvadoran life through artists’ work
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
