A senior’s ode to the UMD experience
Jade Tran, The Diamondback's diversions editor, reflected on the good, the bad and the uniquely College Park of her college experience.
Coconut Cult is the latest in an alarming trend of viral health products
The probiotic is one of many aesthetically-pleasing products going viral.
Afrochique brings ‘Squid Game’ thrills, eruptive dance battles to Hoff Theater
Afrochique brought high-energy dance battles to Hoff Theater, where dancers faced off for a $500 prize.
The satire behind Alix Earle’s Carl’s Jr. commerical
Alix Earle’s Carl’s Jr. satire ad revives the burger girl legacy with a star-shaped bikini and a side of controversy.
The Clarice’s ‘Cuckoo’ uses iconic rice cookers to tell South Korea’s story
The Clarice presents a meditative performance on imperialism and capitalism’s effects on South Korea using rice cookers.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with these 6 unconventional tracks
If you’re embracing the single life, here are some songs for you and a few to dedicate to your ex.
Kendrick Lamar defied ‘nightmare venue’ with innovative halftime performance
From his roots in Compton to the Super Bowl, Lamar brought a cultural movement with him that recognizes itself as an unapologetic force.
‘The Bachelor’ revives old school romance with season 29 premiere
Despite the over-produced, manufactured vibe of The Bachelor, it might be this era’s most natural way to meet someone.
Washington, D.C., crowns its own Jack Schlossberg in capital’s first look-alike contest
Hundreds gathered on Sunday in Adams Morgan’s Meridian Hill Park to witness a culturally historic moment for the capital.
How true crime media has reshaped the legal system
Pop culture and crime have bizarrely overlapped, allowing anyone to share opinions on case evidence, testimonies and character depositions.