By Stella Henretta
Writing for Change, established in 2013, continues to have an impact on its students by hosting annual performances, like Friday’s “Telling True Stories” showcase. Continue reading UMD, Northwestern High School students present true stories at Writing for Change event
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 Danielle Ngamegni
Despite this traumatic experience, it did not deter journalism students from their journalistic duties. Continue reading Merrill College faculty, students share experiences following WHCA dinner shooting incident
By Paige Trendell
Running a marathon, writing a book and standing on the sidelines at football games as a team chaplain, Father Conrad Murphy has done it all this academic year. Continue reading UMD Catholic chaplain reflects on responsibilities, experiences with students
By Abigail Bender
The Around the World event is a culmination of each cluster’s experience in the program, where they share cultural food, crafts and activities with attendees. Continue reading UMD ‘Around the World’ event brings students together for a night of cultural exchange
By Sophia Herndon
The Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland received $1.03 million in federal funds last month to work on incorporating artificial intelligence into local businesses in Maryland. Continue reading UMD business school receives funds to help local businesses adopt AI
By Elizabeth Faragi
UMD’s RHA and GSG said in a letter sent to the SGA that rewriting their terms so quickly when inconvenienced will set a bad precedent for future leaders. Continue reading RHA, GSG oppose SGA bylaw amendments after election disqualifications
By Lena LaJoy
Treats with Title IX was one of the many events the Office of Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct hosted in April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Continue reading UMD Office of Civil Rights, Sexual Misconduct shares campus resources, treats
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 Mackenzie Prince
The event targets campus needs such as clearing out weeds and cleaning up trash, according to Meg Smolinski, the arboretum’s outreach coordinator. Continue reading UMD students learn hands-on environmental work with “Weed It Wednesdays”
