By Megan Tervo
The tournament gave players an opportunity to spend time with friends, play field hockey and interact with athletes from other schools. Continue reading UMD Club Field Hockey hosts “Hocktober Fest” tournament, creates community
By Abigail Bender
The new buses are expected to save about 130,000 gallons of diesel fuel annually. Continue reading UMD celebrates arrival of first electric buses to promote environmental sustainability
By Cait Heiderman
Looking for an easy Halloween costume to throw together at the last minute? Instead of placing an expensive online order or spending your rent money on a costume you’ll only wear once, use resources on and around the University of Maryland campus to build a look of your own. Continue reading SBS guide to planning last-minute Halloween costumes around UMD’s campus
By Natalie Stevens
A staff member said the burglary happened on Friday around 10 p.m. The suspect stole a Sony FX30 camera and a lighting kit from two separate equipment kits. Continue reading Merrill College’s equipment room burglarized, police investigation ongoing
By Miguel Zárate
Members of various student organizations attended an event Anakbayan College Park hosted, a chapter of a larger mass organization of Filipino youth across the United States and in the Philippines. TerpCHRP, FCAdvocacy, Kabataan Alliance DMV and Students for Justice in Palestine were among those who attended. Continue reading UMD student-led organizations host town hall, protest AI production in Philippines
By Lena LaJoy
The talk emphasized UMD’s role in the internet’s creation. Continue reading UMD event highlights university’s role in establishing the internet, computer networks
By Neneh Burnside
As the Nov. 3 midterm elections approach, University of Maryland students said they are concerned about rising living costs, finding jobs after graduation and how political decisions could affect their financial futures as they prepare to enter adulthood. Continue reading UMD students worry about economic instability, political division as they look toward adulthood
By Jose Gonzalez
Terp Thon’s “A Mile for Miracles” color run on Saturday, which raised money to support Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C. Both students and Miracle Kids, who were previously or currently being treated at the Children’s National Hospital, participated in the event. Continue reading UMD students, community raise money for Children’s National Hospital at Terp Thon color run
By Abigail Bender
Every semester, University of Maryland students are met with a list of required online materials for their classes. However, many students said they question whether these digital resources are worth the steep costs. Continue reading UMD students express concerns over cost of textbooks, say it’s not worth the price
By Cadence Redmond
Commuter students make up roughly half of UMD’s student body, and they say they struggle to connect on campus due to the nature of commuting. Continue reading UMD commuter students still feel detached from campus despite efforts to connect
