Year: 2017 - Page 147 - The Diamondback

President Loh speaks out against “supremacist ideology” of Charlottesville protesters

Loh affirmed his commitment to the “values of diversity, inclusion, and mutual respect” after violence erupted at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville Virginia Saturday.

Christine Condon
August 12, 2017

Five-star guard Ashley Owusu commits to Maryland women’s basketball

Owusu is the No. 10 prospect in the Class of 2019.

Sean Whooley
August 10, 2017

Maryland volleyball announces $800,000 facility upgrade

The Terps will get a new locker room and lounge.

Andy Kostka
August 10, 2017

Here’s what you need to know from Maryland football’s first preseason open practice

The Terps’ running backs push each other, and the team feels more comfortable in DJ Durkin’s second season.

Rose Katz
August 10, 2017

The World University Games give Maryland women’s basketball a chance to regroup

The Terps lost three starters from last year’s team.

Andy Kostka
August 9, 2017

Democrat Krish Vignarajah becomes first woman to enter race for Maryland governor

She formerly served as first lady Michelle Obama’s policy director and a senior advisor in the State Department.

Naomi Grant
August 9, 2017

Review: Vic Mensa’s ‘Autobiography’ is convoluted and dark

The rapper’s studio debut is his most ambitious work yet, but unfortunately, it’s far from his most well-rounded.

Cameron Neimand
August 8, 2017

“Genuinely happy all the time”: Friends and family mourn death of UMD student Nsikan Udoh

Udoh, a senior public health science major, died July 28 in Baltimore after suffering from a pulmonary embolism.

Naomi Grant
August 8, 2017

UMD political leaders need to stop acting like Hillary Clinton

This year, campus leaders cannot be Clintonian.

Max Foley-Keene
August 8, 2017

MTV’s ‘Moonperson’ brings gender inclusivity to award shows, kind of

MTV’s ‘Moonman’ trophy is now the ‘Moonperson’ — but is that enough?

Lillian Andemicael
August 8, 2017