Dead Poets Society and choosing an extraordinary life
Remembering the Robin Williams classic
UMD officials plant oak tree at ceremony for state Arbor Day
In the spirit of appreciation of this university’s trees, a crowd of about 20 people gathered to watch university Arboretum and Botanical Garden staff celebrate Arbor Day Wednesday by planting a new oak tree in front of Symons Hall.
POPPER: Mark Turgeon deserves recognition for Terps’ turnaround
The No. 8 Terps are mediocre no more. They’re national title contenders and are seeded No. 2 in this weekend’s Big Ten tournament.
‘Beyond Beauty’ is beyond words
At a press preview Thursday, Smithsonian American Art Museum Director Elizabeth Broun recalled an odd gift exchange with legendary fashion photographer Irving Penn, the subject of a marquee show at the museum that opened Friday.
Marvel takes a gamble with Guardians of the Galaxy
Guardians of the Galaxy opens with a musical number. OK, technically it opens with the perfunctory action movie exposition dump (mother dying, mysterious box that…
Students protest for higher campus wages, increased workplace rights
About 50 people attended the Fight for $15 Walk-out, organized by this university’s Student Labor Action Project, an economic justice group.
GALLEN: Men’s soccer poised for success after season’s tough start
Sasho Cirovski isn’t afraid to schedule tough. In August and September, his Terrapins men’s soccer team routinely goes through a meat grinder of matchups with…
What’s in a (facility) name? Racism.
From Byrd Stadium to Eppley Recreation Center, this university's painful history should be remembered.
Men’s Basketball vs Notre Dame
The Terps came back to upset the Notre Dame fighting Irish 74-66 on January 15, 2014 at Comcast Center A cheerleader waves the…
An untimely ending
Recruiting interest in Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil entering his senior year at Towson High School in 2009 was tepid. The future Terrapins football outside linebacker didn’t show…