IFC tailgates may not be curbing Maryland’s off-campus pregames
Members of Alpha Sigma Phi play cornhole at the Greek Life Tailgate that took place in front of Xfinity Center last year. Following…
Reforms may alter STEM programs
As university officials continue to push for higher enrollment in STEM programs, experts warn that students in these fields could lose out if…
Dairy tech professor dies of lung failure
Joseph Francis Mattick, 86, a university professor emeritus of dairy technology, responsible for the creation of several ice cream flavors, died Oct. 2 from lung…
Among friends
When most of us think of the university, we generally like to think we are a tight-knit community. We rely on our peers to help…
Two new Internet games have come to claim all your free time
Cookie Clicker is more visually appealing, but Clicking Bad is more exciting. Which will you choose as your procrastination method? When you…
Maryland vs. Navy: A timeline of the heated men’s lacrosse rivalry
Midfielder Jake Bernhardt makes a move during the Terps’ 11-8 victory over Navy on April 5, 2013. The Terrapins men’s lacrosse team has dominated…
Jukebox the Ghost
Jukebox the Ghost, a DC-based band, played to a crowd of nearly 400 students on Thursday night in the Grand Ballroom in the Stamp…
How the GRE devalues the entire point of a college education
The GRE's broad focus does a disservice to students specializing in their fields of study
CSPAC civil rights symposium: Racism still exists
Aug. 28, 1963: Julian Bond was on the National Mall in Washington, fighting for his basic rights as part of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
New art exhibit questions nuclear warfare
Photo courtesy of Allene Abrahamian Graphic design professor Jim Thorpe describes his young self as a “military brat.” Moving around European bases with…