Photo essay: Pink Sweat$ brings electrifying show to the 9:30 Club
The line to get into the 9:30 Club for the first of two Pink Sweat$ shows in Washington, D.C., wrapped around the block…
Episode 15 of Offbeat takes on late nights at Marathon Deli
About every college town has a place like this… one that’s open all night, easy to get to and has delicious food. Add those all…
A growing gift: UMD student gardeners work with campus pantry to alleviate food insecurity
Since March 2020, the Community Learning Garden has donated 2,811 lbs of produce valued at almost $17,982 to the UMD Campus Pantry.
Ping pong passion: Meet the University of Maryland Table Tennis team
The University of Maryland Table Tennis’ co-ed and women’s teams won first place at divisionals on Sunday, November 7. Practice is open to everybody, so from the players competing on the team to a new familiar face at practice, they all have one thing in common – they love playing ping pong. Filmed and edited by Eva Sanchez.
‘Save Guilford Woods’: Students, community members rally to communicate pointed message
As the Western Gateway Development project threatens the possible destruction of Guilford Woods, students and community members gather on Mckeldin Mall to protest the destruction of natural land. As of Oct. 28, the project is halted while the university further examines the land’s environmental importance. Filmed by Sage Levy and Amelia Jarecke. Edited by Sage Levy.
Offbeat goes behind the scenes of game day
Football season is in full swing, and whether the Terps win or lose, Maryland fans make the most of the gameday experience.
UMD professors share thoughts on in-person classes as students return to campus
As students and faculty return to the classroom, some have questioned if the university is truly ready to return to full in-person learning.
Photo essay: Jones-Hill House is the new home of Maryland football
The state-of-the-art facility pays homage to Terp history while sporting some of the latest technology in athletic spaces.
Episode 12 of Offbeat bids farewell to the class of 2021
What memories — pandemic or otherwise — will class of 2021 seniors carry with them?