State slashes $37.7M from USM budget
ANNAPOLIS – Three months ago, university and system officials were celebrating the end of a successful legislative session. In-state tuition had been frozen for the…
Growing up – and out of learning
I have been in college for quite some time now, and I have been successful to boot. It has been a long haul, and I…
Jake Layman
Forward Jake Layman knocks down a three pointer during Maryland’s 69-65 win over Nebraska at Xfinity Center on Feb. 19, 2015.
University’s disabled population increasing
The number of students with disabilities at this university has increased 18 percent over two years, echoing a nation-wide trend, but disabled students worry they…
Real disappointment
Put simply, Real Steel is an atrocious exercise in slapping robots about, and has less overall entertainment value than playing with Transformer action…
NORTON DODGE, 1927-2011
Former university professor Norton Dodge was never afraid to go for what he wanted. Whether it was amassing the world’s largest collection of Soviet nonconformist…
African Students Progressive Action Committee tackles human trafficking, corruption, war
As an immigrant from Cameroon, Colton Atekwana has seen with his own eyes the widespread poverty and corruption plaguing the country — a reality far…
A detailed history of AIDS in America, as told by those who have it
Since last Tuesday, this university’s public health school has held an exhibition detailing the history of AIDS in this country, from the perspectives of patients living with the disease to its present implications on public health issues.
