By Lena LaJoy
University of Maryland students woke up more rested Sunday morning after the end of daylight saving time, which set the time back one hour, providing students with an extra hour of sleep. Continue reading UMD students react to daylight saving time shift
By Davi Jacobs
On a campus defined by the roar of construction and the hum of innovation, the University of Maryland Audubon Chapter finds its purpose through a different sound: birdcalls. Continue reading Birders find their flock at UMD
By Sophia Yodice
Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than any technology before it, and those who fail to adapt risk being left out of the conversation, DJ Patil told University of Maryland community members during the College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences Dean’s Distinguished Lecture. Continue reading Ex-U.S. chief data scientist urges UMD to adapt to AI in learning, life
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 Deja Jones
As the football season slowly comes to a close, student attendance rates have declined. Continue reading UMD student attendance at football games drop after loss to Nebraska
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 Nicole Chan
It was a busy week on campus with Homecoming, Halloween and more — check out our latest coverage. Continue reading Weekly Newsletter: TOP-SHELLF
By Kendrick Brown
Students and community members entered the ballroom of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union to celebrate Diwali, one of the most important Hindu holidays on Tuesday, Oct. 28. Continue reading Students, community join in celebration of Diwali
By Clare Roth
The Robert H. Smith School of Business’s Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets held its annual Campus Liberty Tour debate series on Oct. 28 in partnership with the Steamboat Institute to discuss whether the government should ban Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Continue reading UMD Smith School’s annual debate raises questions about DEI’s role in the government
