By Sophia Herndon
Mylar balloons entangled with Pepco power lines on the intersection of Baltimore Avenue and Knox Road, which caused the campus-wide outage. Continue reading UMD students left without hot water, air conditioning after power outage
By Jennifer Baxter
Students share their opinions on declaring UMD a sanctuary campus and a new implementation of dining dollars. Read about it in this week’s newsletter! Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: Students advocate for sanctuary campus, dining dollars coming to UMD sports games
By Paige Trendell
University of Maryland students can now use Dining Dollars to purchase concessions at the Xfinity Center and SECU Stadium — an initiative to improve the fan experience. Continue reading Xfinity Center, SECU Stadium now accept dining dollars for concessions
By Elizabeth Faragi
The University of Maryland has produced some of the most influential women in history. Whether they were students or professors, they made a powerful impact and forged a lasting path for female students at this university. Continue reading Highlighting the past: How female trailblazers have impacted UMD
By Josephine Andoh
Gill Grilling Company is a catering company that focuses on serving fraternities and sororities. Continue reading A glimpse into Gill Grilling: How an alum’s catering company provides for Greek life
By Mackenzie Prince
Conducted by David Neely, the director of orchestral studies and professor of conducting for the school of music, the student orchestra performed Mozart’s Symphony No. 39, a 30-minute piece known for its grand, lyrical style. Continue reading UMD Symphony Orchestra performs Mozart’s classic Symphony No. 39 at the Clarice
By Mackenzie Prince
Since returning for the 2026 spring semester, the university has announced five closures and one delayed opening due to inclement weather. Continue reading College Park’s unpredictable weather may be tied to climate change effects
By Lillian Gray
The Best Buddies club at the University of Maryland strives to create a space that supports individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, or IDD. Continue reading UMD Best Buddies chapter fosters friendship, leadership on campus
By Jennifer Baxter
Emotions vary on campus as students celebrate funds raised for the National Children’s Hospital while others worry about the future of U.S. foreign relations. Read about it in this week’s newsletter! Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: Terp Thon dances its way to success, UMD community weighs in on Iran attacks
By Miller-Rogers Tetrick
This year’s Contemporary Art Purchasing Program features the work of Ukrainian-born interdisciplinary artist Elena Volkova and a collaboration with Lakeland. Continue reading ‘Then, Now, and Tomorrow’ exhibition explores themes of displacement, representation and community
