By Danielle Ngamegni
As part of UMD’s First Year Book program, author Daniel Immerwhar spoke at a Q&A session for his book “How to Hide an Empire.” The book emphasizes examples of America’s imperial past and the impacts of colonization. Continue reading UMD’s First Year Book Program discusses American imperialism with author Daniel Immerwhar
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 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 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
By Danielle Ngamegni
During spring break, some University of Maryland students faced chaos from extended lines and delays, while others experienced a normal flight routine. Continue reading UMD students reflect on spring break travels with TSA shortage, long lines at airports
By Lillian Gray
Organizers estimate that over 8 million people joined the 3,300 events across all 50 states protesting the Trump administration. Continue reading ‘No Kings’ protests draw thousands to D.C., joining thousands of events nationwide
By Sophia Herndon
In an operation titled Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. and Israel began attacking Iran’s military sites and missile infrastructure on Feb. 28. Continue reading UMD students, professors concerned following Iran attacks
By Elizabeth Faragi
False and misleading claims about the suspect and what really happened have pervaded social media since the assassination of Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10. Continue reading False claims spread following Charlie Kirk’s murder
By Maya Rosenberg Italy’s Ambassador to the U.S. spoke on the importance of a strong European Union and other global issues at the University of Maryland on Monday in a talk hosted by Maryland Global Leaders and the School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures. Armando Varricchio’s talk, marketed as “Italy and the European Union,” highlighted the importance of a strong EU, the increase in the … Continue reading Italian ambassador speaks on country’s legacy and European Union
