Maryland football isn’t a Big Ten contender, but it will be soon
DJ Durkin has brought the Terps to the brink of Big Ten relevancy.
With 12 underclassmen, Maryland volleyball is seeking improved communication
“A lot of them are still in the ‘I don’t want to mess up’ stage of their career.”
Maryland women’s soccer has equaled its 2016 win total — in four games
The Terps’ freshman class has made an impact.
Maryland football running back Ty Johnson’s cooking skills match his running ability
The junior demonstrates his leadership as the Terps’ top running back and cook.
Maryland men’s soccer is seeking cohesive defense after losing most of its backline
The Terps are starting an entire new backline after last year’s unit graduated.
Charlottesville violence spurs UMD student groups to push for diversity initiatives
Student Government Association President A.J. Pruitt said he wants to propose initiatives including cultural competency training for all student group leaders.
After Charlottesville, UMD’s marching band will stop playing the pro-Confederate state song
The song, in which Abraham Lincoln is referred to as a “despot” and the North as “scum,” used to be featured in the band’s football pregame show.
During the solar eclipse, a UMD group launched a weather balloon to run experiments
Students and faculty helped launch experiments in South Carolina and Wyoming, two states with cities in the path of totality.
With mayoral race looming, College Park City Council is considering some election changes
The council examined proposals including one that would allow non-citizens to vote in local elections.
