By Stella Henretta
To mimic the popular show “Dancing with the Stars,” the Ballroom at Maryland club selected five UMD students and paired them with some of the club’s most talented dancers. Continue reading UMD ‘Dancing with the Terps’ highlights student talent, creates appreciation for dance
By Alicia Colegrove
Organized by the Department of Environmental Safety, Sustainability and Risk, the swap aimed to brighten employees’ homes and workspaces while educating them about sustainability. Continue reading UMD faculty, staff learn about sustainability with new plants at propagation swap
By Abigail Bender Content Warning: This article mentions information about sexual assault and power-based violence. Campus Advocates Respond and Educate to Stop Violence, or CARE, hosted its annual Take Back the Night event during Sexual Assault Awareness Month on McKeldin Mall on Wednesday, April 8, focusing on the history of the movement. According to the Maryland Higher Education Commission in their Report on Campus Climate … Continue reading CARE to Stop Violence’s ‘Take Back the Night’ educates students on history of the movement
By Hannah Harris
Over 97,000 people applied to the University of Maryland in 2025, according to data released by the university, and the touring experience is crucial to a prospective student’s decision to commit. Continue reading UMD tour guides bring campus to life for prospective students
By Elizabeth Faragi
Professor Ana Patricia Rodríguez’s exploration focuses on how Salvadoran artists throughout the DMV area tell their stories and use their voices through their art. Continue reading ‘Avocado Dreams’: UMD professor’s new book details Salvadoran life through artists’ work
By Alicia Colegrove
University of Maryland President Darryll Pines announced Thursday that the Vice President for Belonging, Georgina Dodge, will retire in July after seven years in the position. Continue reading Georgina Dodge steps down as UMD Belonging, Community vice president after 7 years
By Stella Henretta
Many UMD Iranian and Iranian American students and faculty have offered different perspectives on the United States’ military intervention in Iran, and expressed fear over family who are under constant threat of foreign attacks. Continue reading UMD Iranian community expresses war concerns, fear over families’ safety
By Miller Rogers-Tetrick
Williams spoke about his philosophy on longevity, the pressure of transitioning from a child actor to an adult career and the craft behind his characters. Continue reading Tyler James Williams shares Hollywood wisdom, industry experiences at SEE’s Spring Lecture
By Duda Maciel
The Chi chapter of Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc. hosted the event, which was sponsored by many groups including the National Association of Hispanic Journalists UMD chapter and the U.S. Latina/o Studies program Political Latinxs United for Movement and Action in Society. Continue reading Immigration panel highlights impacts, solutions of increased ICE presence
By Hannah Harris
The National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., is a four-week-long festival celebrating the relationship between the United States and Japan, with peak bloom of the flowers spanning various days. Continue reading Exploring D.C.’s Cherry Blossom Festival, the history behind it
