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
By Andrew Wilson
Josh Berman and his childhood friend built the brand “The Next Network,” a social media page where he highlights fan interactions and the outcome of certain sports games. Continue reading Rising content creator shows what it takes to branch out in the sports world
By Hayden Speace
Roster turnover is nothing new in college sports, and for the University of Maryland’s Terps Esports League of Legends Premier team, this semester was no different. Continue reading Terps premier esports team navigates roster rebuild, anticipates long playoff run
By Zach Sturgill
Whether watching from campus or making the trip to Washington, D.C., next year, the draft is turning into a shared experience for student football fans. Continue reading Next year’s NFL Draft in D.C. creates interest among UMD students, fans
By Kari McKenna
Gymkana Assistant Director Ben Prescott shared that while there are various traditions that have been upheld since 1946, “every year has its own personality.” Continue reading UMD Gymkana celebrates 80 years, honors troupe’s history with annual show
By Jaden Morgan
Bowie State University’s new golf team played its first season in the history of the historically Black college and its athletics program. Continue reading Neighboring Bowie State University establishes golf team to increase student athletic opportunities
By Brent Li
While Martin “White” Kwan’s current role may seem far removed from esports, he said the transition was not as disconnected as it might appear. Continue reading From UMD esports to consulting: How one player turned gaming into a career
By Paige Trendell
UMD Club Running members make weekday practices a group activity, emphasizing the social aspect of running. Continue reading UMD club running helps students establish friendships, consistent fitness routines
By Zach Sturgill
The order proposes capping eligibility at five years, limiting players to just one transfer and federally regulating NIL collectives. Continue reading Trump’s executive order on college athletics draws mixed opinions from UMD students
By Zach Sturgill
The University of Maryland’s women’s basketball team lost in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 22, ending a season defined by resilience. Continue reading UMD women’s basketball team reflects on season marked by grit, strength
