By Sophia Herndon
University of Maryland students took a break from schoolwork to gather on the front lawn of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union to pet bunnies and enjoy the blooming flowers. Continue reading Stamp’s Bunnies, Blooms event provides stress relief via cuddles for UMD students
By Kendrick Brown
The environmental club 17 for Peace and Justice uses its student body membership to leverage the University of Maryland’s privilege and resources to benefit communities struggling with environmental issues such as food justice. Continue reading UMD’s 17 for Peace and Justice club creates discourse about food justice
By Abigail Bender
To support student mental health and well-being, the UMD Memorial Chapel and University Health Center will host guided meditation and labyrinth walks in the garden every Thursday afternoon in April. Continue reading UMD community finds support through stillness, meditation at Memorial Chapel
By Lillian Gray
Started in 2009, this day of recognition was founded to celebrate the transgender community and raise awareness of the discrimination it faces. Continue reading UMD LGBTQ+ Equity Center celebrates Transgender Day of Visibility
By Paige Trendell
Students could be missing out on up to a $2,500 credit if they do not file taxes, according to Mitch Mokhtari, a University of Maryland family science professor with tax policy experience. Continue reading UMD students, expert share tax filing experiences, tips
By Alicia Colegrove
Students agreed that the Purple Line will help students that live further away commute, but it could come with increased traffic and safety concerns. Continue reading UMD students express mixed feelings about Purple Line development
By Alicia Colegrove
UPDATE: Following a letter sent by Nyumburu Cultural Center student ambassadors to University of Maryland administrators objecting to the center’s interim director’s termination, Belonging and Community’s vice president said in a press meeting that student ambassadors received misinformation. Continue reading Nyumburu student ambassadors object to premature removal of the interim director, lack of communication
By Davi Jacobs
Roughly 243 million gallons of untreated sewage contaminated the Potomac River after a 60-year-old interceptor pipeline broke in January. Continue reading Aging infrastructure, delayed response tied to Potomac sewage spill
By Abigail Bender
Throughout the spring semester, the Stamp Student Union has hosted concerts in various locations where students share their talents with staff and peers. Continue reading Stamp living room concerts create a space for Minh Vo & Friends, student performers
By Lillian Gray
Organizers estimate that over 8 million people joined the 3,300 events across all 50 states protesting the Trump administration. Continue reading ‘No Kings’ protests draw thousands to D.C., joining thousands of events nationwide
