By Alexandra Townsend
“Saturday Night Live” comedian Marcello Hernandez, known for his popular character Domingo, is set to headline the Maryland Homecoming comedy show on Oct. 26. Continue reading Student Alumni Leadership Council launches Terps Tradition Table series
By Josephine Andoh
The federal government shutdown that began on Oct. 1 continues, and UMD faculty and students are beginning to feel its effects—if they haven’t already. Continue reading UMD community faces challenges during government shutdown
By Aylin Aarhus
Students congregated in the St. Mary’s Hall Multipurpose Room on Oct. 10 to celebrate Hangul Day, which commemorates the invention of the Korean alphabet. Continue reading UMD students celebrate Korean culture on Hangul Day
By Nicole Chan
Catch up on this week’s sports highlights and a new restaurant opening. Continue reading Weekly Newsletter: TOP-SHELLF
By Stella Henretta
As the University of Maryland enters midterm season, some students are expressing increased stress due to the phenomenon of stacked midterms – a situation where students have multiple exams on the same day. Continue reading Students report increased midterm season stress, citing back-to-back exams
By Sophia Yodice
Arepa Zone’s founders emphasized accessibility and community engagement as central to the brand’s expansion, often positioning new locations near universities and cultural centers. Continue reading D.C.’s Arepa Zone adds a new Venezuelan flair to College Park dining scene
By Hai-Ching Wang
The University of Maryland Police Department recently increased the surveillance of jaywalkers at the intersection of Campus Drive and Regents Drive, generating student frustration. Continue reading UMPD warns students against jaywalking, incites student frustration
By Kendrick Brown
Aula De Flamenco is just one of many programs hosted by the organization TorcuArt, which is dedicated to promoting the art of flamenco through education and performance throughout the United States. Continue reading Students experience taste of centuries-old flamenco, an art ‘full of feelings’
By Elizabeth Faragi
The NFL announced that Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny will headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show last week. This announcement comes during Hispanic Heritage Month. Continue reading Bad Bunny to play ’26 halftime show, draws mix of support, controversy
By Cameron Crossett
Painted rocks, colorful beads and the scent of warm tea filled the rooms of the University of Maryland Health Center as students gathered last Friday for an afternoon of creativity. Continue reading Crafternoon concludes Mental Health Awareness Week at UMD
