By Jennifer Baxter
This week students have been focused on creating an uplifting and diverse community on campus! Read about it in this week’s newsletter. Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: Haus of Terp, Global Carnaval 2026 provide students with cultural insight
By Sophia Herndon
Students and staff gathered at the University of Maryland’s Adele H. Stamp Student Union Wednesday for an Iftar dinner during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Continue reading Stamp’s Iftar dinner brings community during Ramadan
By Alicia Colegrove
Student groups at the university hosted events such as political workshops, museum trips, trivia and more to honor Black history. Continue reading UMD community reflects on Black History Month impact, events
By Zach Sturgill
The trio of seniors combined for 28 points on 10-of-19 shooting in the blowout win against the Purdue Boilermakers. Continue reading UMD women’s basketball dominates Purdue on Senior Day to win fifth straight
By Vanessa Lim
The Maryland Figure Skating Club showcased its technical skill and artistry at a mock competition, demonstrating the strong community that defines its team. Continue reading UMD Figure Skating Club showcases skill, unity at mock competition
By Deja Jones
Maryland men’s basketball defeated Washington 64-60 in a nail-biting matchup in front of the Terps’ home crowd, and will play Rutgers at the next home game on March 1. Continue reading UMD men’s basketball defeats Washington at home in a thrilling matchup
By Danielle Ngamegni
The University of Maryland Terrapin Hockey Club players and coaches reflected on the 2025-26 hockey season and their performance in the 47th annual Crab Pot tournament. Continue reading UMD hockey closes out 2025-26 season with Crab Pot loss, reflection
By Davi Jacobs
There was no place for students who wanted to try drag on campus themselves — until fall 2024, when Haus of Terp became the first student organization dedicated to drag performance at UMD. Continue reading Haus of Terp creates community, space for drag on campus
By Navya Pandit
Maryland residents who cannot prove they are working 20 hours a week could lose their SNAP benefits by the end of this month, according to new state legislation. Continue reading New work requirements could deprive many of SNAP benefits
By Josephine Andoh
Alleged reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity around the University of Maryland’s campus because of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown have left some students cautious and concerned. Continue reading UMD students express concern over alleged ICE activity near campus
