Review: You should find the time to go see ‘Tenet’
(But only if you feel comfortable going to the movie theater.)
UMD alumna set to be the first Black woman to join crew at international space station
Jeanette Epps will embark on a six-month mission, expected to launch in 2021.
UMD journalism students contribute to story about evictions amid COVID-19
Journalism students helped investigate and report on evictions occurring over the summer despite the Federal CARES Act.
“I think it’ll be good for me”: Some UMD professors look forward to in-person classes
Some professors are gearing up to go back into the classroom after holding online-only classes for the first two weeks of the semester.
‘Drag Race Canada’ crowns its very first queen
Priyanka highlights the importance of representation and the ugly culture of racism within the Drag Race fandom
This fall, UMD public health students are seeing their studies played out in real life
Students can expect to learn about COVID in the classroom this semester.
Drive ’N Drag takes socially distanced entertainment to a new level
Part of a nationwide tour, drag queens take to the stage for safe live entertainment amid the pandemic.
‘Unity’: A look into one UMD student’s Black Lives Matter fundraiser
Unity is a documentary that follows Ana Fernandez-Napp and her team of friends. The group created a yard sale in their local community of…
Student artists struggle to find inclusive, on-campus spaces to create
It’s especially harder for recreational artists who aren’t tied to the art department.
Dining hall plans for the fall semester include masks, grab-and-go meals
With many students returning to campus this fall, Dining Services plan measures to help combat the spread of the coronavirus.