By Andrew Wilson
Rave at the Grave gave College Park residents a chance to show off their costumes and get into the Halloween spirit. Continue reading College Park residents share costumes, celebrate Halloween at Rave at the Grave event
By Zachary Buckingham
UMD Libraries and Maryland Humanities came together to host the “Revolutionary Maryland: Freedom of the Press Then & Now” exhibit in McKeldin Library. Students feel that this exhibit showcases the importance of press freedom and honoring those who were killed in the Annapolis Capital Gazette shooting. Continue reading UMD Libraries exhibit highlights history of press freedom, how it shapes public opinion
By Bailee Neyman
The talks emphasized democracy and geopolitical interaction, ideas that will guide students through research with the Global Policy Institute. Continue reading UMD’s School of Public Policy celebrates launch of Global Policy Institute with international leaders
By Lena LaJoy
UMD students and professors expressed the importance of getting your flu shot to prevent the spread of diseases. Continue reading Here’s how the UMD community can prevent the spread of flu on campus, stay healthy
By Skylar Mullin
The lecture covered AI’s competing possibilities, like healthcare advances and mass surveillance. Continue reading UMD lecture emphasizes growing role of AI in society, need for policies governing its use
By Abigail Bender
During Tuesday’s celebration at Jimenez Hall, staff and alumni shared their experiences with students set to participate in the program. Continue reading UMD’s Aprendiendo Juntos Program engages students to use Spanish skills, celebrates 10th anniversary
By Danielle Ngamegni
Students across campus are worried about First Amendment freedoms and government-controlled news. Continue reading UMD students concerned about press freedom, news coverage following Trump’s media ban
By Sophia Herdon
The University of Maryland’s School of Public Health began conducting a study that aims to prevent sexual violence against transgender and nonbinary individuals on campus. Sarah Peitzmeier, the study’s principal investigator, recently opened the study’s enrollment to undergraduates. Continue reading UMD Public Health begins sexual assault study for trans, nonbinary students
Lushniak called his time as dean “a great privilege,” and acknowledged the school’s strong community and the recent crucial scientific advancements. Continue reading UMD School of Public Health dean to step down, committee searches for replacement
By Michael Murphy
Despite the challenges that come with being a Black journalist, Kevin Blackistone said his love for the profession has never wavered. Continue reading Merrill College’s Kevin Blackistone describes newsroom experience, calling to journalism
