Review: Aaron Sorkin crafts an entertaining, timely film with ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’
This is Sorkin's second directorial feature.
Former Maryland infielder Brandon Lowe recovers from playoffs slump, plays in World Series
For Lowe, it all started as a Terp.
Review: Sacha Baron Cohen impresses in ‘Borat’ sequel
In a year as crazy as 2020, is satire really ridiculous anymore?
Semi-virtual Clothesline Project supports sexual and domestic violence survivors
This year, the event was held both at Hornbake Plaza and virtually through social media.
Amid the pandemic’s uncertainty, UMD students are already looking for next year’s housing
Many students are weighing their options before signing a year-long lease.
UMD South Asian dance groups try to keep teams afloat amid pandemic
Some are adapting to the online environment, while others have completely canceled their seasons.
UMD alumni navigate post-graduate life amid COVID-19 pandemic
Alumni who graduated in the spring faced an unprecedented situation.
Some UMD instructors are writing their own textbooks for their courses
Although some professors choose to write their own books for their classes, many don't profit from their sales.
Election Day is coming, and some UMD students are ready to vote for the first time
Despite ongoing issues and an influx of information, some students say they're excited to vote for the first time.
MICA workshop discusses using art as means of social change
The event connected like-minded people to create social change through art.