By Lena LaJoy
When students arrive back on campus, close contact from communal living, busy dining halls, studying and extracurricular activities all play a role in the spread of sickness. Continue reading Seasonal sickness strikes on campus
By Hannah Harris
Students gathered in the Adele H. Stamp Student Union on Wednesday to celebrate the birthday of the late Jim Henson, University of Maryland alum and creator of “The Muppets.” Continue reading Henson Day recognizes iconic alum, Muppets creator Henson
By Clare Roth
The Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library received an upgrade with the addition of new tables to the library’s first floor, creating more study spots for students. Continue reading Performing Arts Library updates study spaces despite setbacks
By Elizabeth Faragi
Some University of Maryland students have expressed concern about the university administration’s handling of the situation following the discovery of body lice on campus. Continue reading Students upset with the university following recent lice outbreak on campus
By Karianne McKenna
Shootings at Utah Valley University and Evergreen High School in Colorado on Sept. 10 fueled a recent wave of media coverage on gun violence at U.S. campuses. Continue reading Students share concerns regarding both legitimate, fabricated shooting reports
By Lena LaJoy
Every Wednesday, students and local business owners arrive at Tawes Plaza for the weekly farmers market, which promotes small businesses while providing students with cheaper, environmentally friendly products. Continue reading UMD Farmers Market promotes small businesses, quality products
By Elise Shuey
Residents gathered to dance, eat and celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at a city-planned event called “Bailamos” in College Park. Continue reading College Park celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, reiterating the importance of diversity in the U.S.
By Nicole Chan
Here’s what you don’t want to miss: Our first week of coverage at SBS. Continue reading Weekly Newsletter: Top-SHELLF
By Logan Midler
From seeing friends to spending time on McKeldin Mall, Maryland students find joy in countless ways. Continue reading Campus joys: The little things that make Terps smile
By Rory Cahill
The University of Maryland’s Climate Resilience Network gave a broad overview of their mission, with projects including early-warning systems for floods, measurements of the health of local waterways and other hands-on methods for tackling the climate crisis. Continue reading UMD’s Climate Resilience Network tackles Maryland’s climate crisis
