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 Elizabeth Faragi
The University of Maryland School of Music presented its winter concert at the Memorial Chapel, featuring student-led a cappella groups Voix de Chanson and FreundeMusik. Continue reading UMD a cappella groups take the stage at Memorial Chapel for winter concert
By Kara Thompson On Saturday, Dec. 10, the city of College Park hosted its first-ever Winter Wonderland outside of the City Hall building. College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn spoke about this being the first winter celebration held outside City Hall and led a countdown to the tree lighting in downtown College Park. There was free hot chocolate and coffee for those in attendance, as well … Continue reading City of College Park holds Winter Wonderland and Maker’s Market
by Natalie Davis As the winter season approaches, University of Maryland students said they’re ready for snowfall and are excited to see their families over Christmas and New Year’s. Andrea Moreland, a sophomore sociology major, said the winter months allow her to spend time with her family and take some time to relax. “In the winter months you will find me inside with a warm … Continue reading Snowball fights and sledding: UMD students share their winter traditions
By Katie Wilson With the holiday months upon us, many University of Maryland students are looking forward to going home and taking some time off of school. With no breaks between Labor day in early September until Thanksgiving recess in late November, many students have been feeling burnt out and after a long semester. Some BIG10 universities incorporate a small Fall Break in October, which … Continue reading UMD and the Big10: how do break periods vary?
