“Talking Black in America” documentary teaches language diversity, not shame
The documentary, which aired at Stamp Student Union, celebrates African-American Vernacular English.
One week after opening, Old Maryland Grill owner calls restaurant a “success”
At one of College Park’s upscale restaurants, menu prices range from $15 to $49.
UMD researchers are working to combat rising tick population in Howard County
Graduate students are working with the U.S. Agriculture Department and the Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks to track movements of tick-carrying animals like mice and deer.
College Park residents are divided over noncitizens voting in city elections
Noncitizens will be able to vote in city elections as of 2019.
UMD LGBT Equity Center launches #TransTerps campaign
The campaign involves sharing good practices for transgender inclusion, sharing campus resources for transgender people and holding trainings and events.
UMD SGA President AJ Pruitt joins Big Ten peers in condemning Betsy DeVos
Betsy DeVos said she intends to rescind Obama-era guidelines that urged schools to aggressively investigate sexual assault.
Carrie Hanks’ international experience has helped her lead Maryland field hockey’s defense
After switching positions, the senior is leading the Terps’ defense on and off the field.
As hip-hop dominates the charts, many artists are being left behind
Some rappers’ names circle the charts while other worthy artists can’t seem to get recognized.
Maryland women’s soccer is undefeated, but a tough Big Ten slate awaits
The Terps are 5-30 in Big Ten games since joining the conference.
Johannes Bergmann has solidified Maryland soccer’s defense since arriving from Germany
The Terps have kept three straight clean sheets.