UMD students weigh their opinions on accessibility to campus health center, weekend closures
By Madeline Unger
Students at the University of Maryland shared their opinions on accessibility to health care at the campus health center. While some found it difficult that the center is not open on weekends, others were able to find health services in urgent cares near campus. Continue reading UMD students weigh their opinions on accessibility to campus health center, weekend closures
UMD students share reactions to head football coach Michael Locksley’s mid-season firing
By Zach Sturgill and Cristian Perez
Maryland football fired Head Coach Michael Locksley Wednesday following Saturday’s loss against Rutgers. Continue reading UMD students share reactions to head football coach Michael Locksley’s mid-season firing
Maryland adds to losing column after 37-30 homecoming defeat against Rutgers
By Cristian Perez
The Terps fell to Rutgers, with a 2-5 record, on Saturday, now carrying a five-game losing streak, continuing to struggle in Big Ten matchups this season. Continue reading Maryland adds to losing column after 37-30 homecoming defeat against Rutgers
UMD men’s basketball looks to bounce back with revamped roster for upcoming season
By Maxwell DiFabio
After a disappointing 2025-2026 season from the University of Maryland men’s basketball team, Buzz Williams is revamping the team and program. An overhaul of new recruits will hopefully turn UMD’s basketball program around in the upcoming season. Continue reading UMD men’s basketball looks to bounce back with revamped roster for upcoming season
Here’s how the UMD community can prevent the spread of flu on campus, stay healthy
By Lena LaJoy
UMD students and professors expressed the importance of getting your flu shot to prevent the spread of diseases. Continue reading Here’s how the UMD community can prevent the spread of flu on campus, stay healthy
College Park redevelopment raises question about housing costs for UMD students
By Neneh Burnside
University of Maryland students worry new and renovated student housing in College Park could raise housing costs near campus as the area continues to develop during the 2026-27 academic year. Continue reading College Park redevelopment raises question about housing costs for UMD students
UMD School of Public Health creates nonpartisan guide to break down key ballot initiatives
By Cait Heiderman
The University of Maryland’s School of Public Health will soon release its biennial ballot initiative guide to help voters understand topics appearing on ballots, including immigration, reproductive health, LGBTQ+ rights, health care funding and more. Continue reading UMD School of Public Health creates nonpartisan guide to break down key ballot initiatives
TOP SHELLF: UMD students protest against club tennis team, Voice4All wins UMD SGA special election
By Jennifer Baxter
Students at the University of Maryland gathered together to confront President Darryll Pines in response to the racist graphic that was shared by the UMD Club Tennis Team. After UMD’s SGA special election, Voice4All swept the vote and Sulayman Khan was elected student body president. Continue reading TOP SHELLF: UMD students protest against club tennis team, Voice4All wins UMD SGA special election
Girls in Aviation Day highlights career opportunities, growing industry representation
The Girls in Aviation Day, hosting Oct. 10 by the College Park Aviation Museum in collaboration with the Women in Aviation International’s Capital Region Chapter, let kids explore aviation careers by talking with female aviators. Continue reading Girls in Aviation Day highlights career opportunities, growing industry representation
UMD students protest after club tennis team shares racist imagery, confront President Pines
By Vanessa Lim and Duncan Holditch
UMD students protested following the club tennis team’s sharing of racist imagery in tournament materials, which ended in a confrontation with President Darryll Pines. Continue reading UMD students protest after club tennis team shares racist imagery, confront President Pines
