Love Island alumni at UMD reaffirm the series’ longevity
Two months after it ended, Love Island USA is still running our social medias. Why?
Relax from midterm stress, doomscrolling with these 5 books
While apps like TikTok and Instagram can provide a dash of much-needed escapism during exam season, they rarely leave you feeling better.
Zara Larsson is fun, but dated on ‘Midnight Sun’
The Swedish singer songwriter released her fourth album Friday, but in the heightened need to trap summer in a bottle, it might lose the capacity to be timeless.
UMD’s Fashion Business Association brings professionals to the runway
Senior marketing major Raquel Ford co-founded the Fashion Business Association, a campus club that fosters the intersection of fashion and business.
Spotted lanternfly invasion sparks civic duty debate for UMD students
Is the murder of this invasive species a heroic civilian act or a moral conflict? UMD students decide.
SEE brings student performers, music lovers together for intimate ‘Cozy Concerts’ event
The event featured six musical acts and the featured performers, including both soloists and groups, were all University of Maryland students.
NPR’s Peter Sagal talks future of the humanities at The Clarice
The event served as a formal launch of the arts and humanities college’s new five-year strategic plan.
Here are the most underrated fall Trader Joe’s items
The Diamondback reviewed some of the store’s items that are perfect for getting into the fall spirit.
It’s time to embrace movie to musical adaptations
Musicals haven’t become unoriginal just because movie adaptations are taking over.
Comedian Caleb Hearon brings taboo, scattershot laughs in new special
The Internet personality’s first-ever comedy special offers a few chuckles amidst a backdrop of a world falling to ruin.