Marijuana is becoming more potent, but also more popular, UMD study says
The percentage of people who believe regular use of marijuana poses “no risk” tripled between 2004 and 2014.
UMD students noticed increased bullying in elementary schools. So they wrote a book.
The children’s book, entitled “What Would You Do? A Book About Bullying,” will be donated to local elementary schools.
University Police respond to assault, indecent exposure, vandalism
This week in crime.
Third-generation Maryland lacrosse attackman Louis Dubick got his first start at Ohio State
Dubick filled in for injured attackman Colin Heacock against the Buckeyes.
Maryland baseball’s Alex Barclay is living his childhood dream as a bullpen catcher
Barclay didn’t let Tommy John surgery overtake his love for baseball.
Maryland women’s lacrosse builds its strong culture through communal tailgates
Food and family have helped the Terps program flourish.
A throwing adjustment helped Maryland softball’s Madison Martin limit walks at Indiana
Martin issued three walks in 14 innings against the Hoosiers.
Maryland women’s lacrosse is one win away from its third straight undefeated regular season
“At this point in the season, we should be playing close to our peak lacrosse.”
Alexandra Stanova recovered from a torn ACL to become Maryland tennis’ top singles player
As one of the Terps’ top players her sophomore year, Stanova suffered the setback.
Found footage horror films just won’t die
The new film ‘Phoenix Forgotten’ reminds us that found footage horror films are here to stay.