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 Sophia Yodice
The University of Maryland’s Elevate Student Program announced major updates to its upcoming Workday Student system, outlining a plan to modernize student services and streamline academic processes. Continue reading UMD’s Elevate Student Program hosts town hall, announces update to Workday program
By Courtney Corcoran
Hundreds of basketball fans lined up in front of Ludwig Field on Wednesday, Oct. 22, eagerly awaiting the opening of the gates to kick off the University of Maryland’s 54th annual Midnight Mile. Continue reading Terps men’s basketball hosts 54th annual Midnight mile tradition
By Cameron Crossett
With a mix of veteran leadership and promising new talent, the Maryland Terrapins women’s basketball team is gearing up for another deep postseason push. Continue reading Maryland women’s basketball holds annual media day ahead of 2025-26 season
By Kendrick Brown
By serving food and games, Benjamin Epstein and Brian McClimens have filled what they considered College Park’s entertainment void since 2014. Continue reading Board and Brew supplement food, drinks with hundreds of games
By Stella Henretta and Shannon Raneri
Professionals and students gathered for MediaFest to learn from panelists about journalism and the media in modern times. Continue reading MediaFest emphasizes inspiring opportunities, networking for young journalists
By Nicole Chan
Catch up on our stories and highlights this week. Continue reading Weekly Newsletter: TOP-SHELLF
By Lena LaJoy
Three University of Maryland students expressed anger and hope as they marched through the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 18, carrying signs and chanting to protest what they describe as the Trump administration’s corruption. Continue reading UMD students share experiences at D.C. No Kings protest
By Clare Roth
University of Maryland Dining Services hosted its annual Harvest Festival to promote sustainability on campus. Continue reading Dining Services’ 2025 Harvest Festival promotes sustainability, fall fun
By Olivia Visnic
The University of Maryland’s Media, Self and Society Scholars program welcomed Dawn Collins, the mother of Lt. Richard W. Collins III, on Oct. 7 to speak with students. Continue reading Dawn Collins shares journey of justice, advocacy and media accountability after son’s death
