UMD men’s basketball defeats Minnesota after 4-game losing streak
By Deja Jones
After losing its fourth game in a row to Ohio State, Maryland traveled to Minnesota and beat the Gophers in a nail-biting match, winning 67-62. Continue reading UMD men’s basketball defeats Minnesota after 4-game losing streak
UMD students experience schedule disruptions after campus steam outage
By Danielle Ngamegni
University of Maryland students experienced schedule changes as a result of a steam heating outage which left them without access to heat in dormitories, dining halls and other administrative buildings. Continue reading UMD students experience schedule disruptions after campus steam outage
UMD students make academic adjustments, adopt new study habits for spring semester
By Abigail Bender
After reflecting on their academic habits, students will utilize a mix of old habits from last semester and some new habits, including effective study methods. Continue reading UMD students make academic adjustments, adopt new study habits for spring semester
Here’s how some UMD students planned to spend Valentine’s Day this weekend
By Navya Pandit
Valentine’s Day fell on a Saturday this year, and, as one of the most beloved yet disliked holidays, students celebrated in different ways. Continue reading Here’s how some UMD students planned to spend Valentine’s Day this weekend
Merrill students, faculty express concern over journalists’ arrests in Minnesota
By Stella Henretta
Journalism students and professionals weigh in on press freedom, media distrust and the treatment of reporters covering protests following the arrest of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort. Continue reading Merrill students, faculty express concern over journalists’ arrests in Minnesota
Buddhist monks’ 109-day ‘Walk for Peace’ concludes on National Mall
By Lillian Gray
Nineteen monks arrived in Washington after crossing through nine states, a journey with a simple message of promoting peace, love, kindness and compassion. Continue reading Buddhist monks’ 109-day ‘Walk for Peace’ concludes on National Mall
YouTuber MatPat captures fans’ inspiration, nostalgia at SEE’s All Niter Lecture
By Alicia Colgrove
Hundreds of students packed into STAMP’s Grand Ballroom Friday evening and waited eagerly to see a childhood icon for many, YouTuber and former host of The Game Theorists, MatPat. Continue reading YouTuber MatPat captures fans’ inspiration, nostalgia at SEE’s All Niter Lecture
Rhythm gaming club brings the arcade to Stamp’s All Niter
By Paige Trendell
Students of all levels of experience tested their dance moves with a student-owned Pump It Up game at the 2026 All Niter. Continue reading Rhythm gaming club brings the arcade to Stamp’s All Niter
Affordable housing remains a concern for communities along the Purple Line
Affordable housing development has been a continuous concern for lower-income communities around the Purple Line since the suburban light rail line’s conception. Continue reading Affordable housing remains a concern for communities along the Purple Line
New running store in Hyattsville aims to build community in PG County
By Sammy Joseph
Haraka Run and Walk will open in December outside of College Park, which the owner hopes will become a community hub for runners in Prince George’s County. Continue reading New running store in Hyattsville aims to build community in PG County