Dress to Recess: How Labubus, animal prints could indicate economic downturn
Students said style can serve as both a means of self-expression and an indicator of broader financial shifts.
Be the main character on the way to class with these 5 songs
Whether you’re meandering across McKeldin Mall, strutting through Stamp or racing down Route 1, here are five songs to listen to while walking to class.
Stamp Student Union exhibition, ‘Lights off at 8pm,’ connects viewers to childhood memories
The installation showcases the work of multidisciplinary artists through film, interactive pieces and visual art.
You’re finally free from ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ after a shaky series finale
The final season wraps up Belly’s story, but not without emotional whiplash, unresolved tension and Belly being … Belly.
Madilyn Mei juggles whimsy, vulnerability in new album
Mei addresses personal issues within the circus-themed album, including isolation, homophobia and the painful end of childhood.
‘Maryland Night Live’ blends local humor with the chronically online in 15th season
Maryland Night Live, in name and content, takes inspiration from the long-running NBC sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live.
UMD students discuss their European summer escapes
Settling into this new semester brings about a burning nostalgia for my European summer adventure.
Ed Sheeran’s ‘Play’ is heartfelt, but inconsistent
Sheeran’s eighth studio album attempts to reclaim his status as a pop icon, but fails to match the iconic status of his earlier work.
UMD student-led events draw hundreds, create community for freshmen
The saga of a rap battle, a performative man contest and capture the flag all started with a giant game of granny.
UMD students find community, brief school reprieve in off-campus jobs
Working at the bars, restaurants and stores located just off-campus can be a flexible alternative to jobs at the University for many students.