Second half score secures upset
As the second half got underway Friday night in the Terrapin men soccer team’s 4-1 win over No. 5 North Carolina, a defensive letdown seemed…
Despite call for repeal, Hogan plans to keep Marlyand gun laws
Lawmakers in this state and around the country are pressuring this state to repeal the sweeping gun control measures passed last year, but Governor-elect Larry Hogan promises he will keep the law in place.
Saturday / The Buku Music and Arts Project
Seen around the Buku Music and Arts Project in New Orleans.
City lauds anti-riot activities
SGA President Steve Glickman discussed his plans for launching “Beat Duke Week” at the College Park City Council meeting last night. Where last year,…
UMTV full of static
I am sure most students are aware of UMTV, our campus’ cable station. I am also sure the majority of students have not spent more…
Maryland women’s basketball favorite to win Big Ten again this year
Guard Shatori Walker-Kimbrough drives the ball during the Sweet 16 matchup between No. 1-seed Maryland and No. 4-seed Duke in the NCAA tournament at…
Left tackle Mike Madaras leaves Terps, withdraws from university
Randy Edsall coaches the Terps’ offensive line during the Terps’ 32-21 win over the Huskies on Sept. 14, 2013. Terrapins football starting left tackle…
‘The Nile Project’ at The Clarice works to raise awareness about the disconnect among countries in the river’s area
The Nile Project, a concert with a humanitarian mission, is running at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center this weekend. As a part of The Clarice’s Artist Partner Program, the project aims to inspire action, said Mina Girgis, the project’s co-founder and executive director, who started the project after seeing an opportunity to unite the diplomatically fractured countries that share the Nile basin.