One year after the fatal shooting of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, many UMD students have strong opinions on why his deaths remains so prominent in pop culture media. Continue reading A year after death of Charlie Kirk, UMD students reflect on his impact
Students reflected on and gathered together to honor the lives lost on 9/11 on its 25th anniversary. Continue reading UMD community reflects on lasting impact of 9/11 during 25th anniversary
Members of the University of Maryland’s freshman class started off their first semester enjoying the Terps’ opening football game against the Hampton Pirates. Continue reading UMD football’s season opener creates unrivaled atmosphere for freshmen students
Maryland football is hoping to use new additions and team chemistry to rebound following consecutive losing seasons. Continue reading UMD football’s new players, team chemistry draws mixed reactions ahead of season opener
By Navya Pandit
Maryland lawmakers cut nearly $126 million from the Developmental Disabilities Administration for FY 2027, down from nearly $150 million the governor originally proposed. Continue reading Maryland lawmakers’ DDA cuts spark fear, uncertainty among advocates
By Jennifer Baxter
Hear about students’ response to a Canvas outage, an SGA bill approval that includes over 50 amendments and the success of student entrepreneurs in this week’s newsletter. Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: Semester ends with a bang following Canvas security breach, new SGA bill
By Michael Hromalik
The Terrapins looked to make a statement against the Wolverines, but were instead swept. Continue reading UMD baseball swept by Michigan during three-game home series
By Elizabeth Faragi
The University of Maryland Student Government passed a bill 17-1-1 that initially included proposed amendments to reinstate JusticeUMD and RollTerps candidates from disqualified election tickets. Continue reading SGA approves omnibus bill containing more than 50 bylaw amendments
By Paige Trendell
UPDATE: As of Thursday night, Instructor’s status page stated that Canvas was available for most users following a security breach. Continue reading UMD, other universities face Canvas outage following nationwide data breach
By Skylar Mullin
Students used paint made with cabbage, beets and coffee to experiment with creative expression and also participate in a larger effort to preserve African culture. Continue reading UMD workshop explores culture preservation by making art with plants
