UMD DOTS implements required micromobility training, lower speed limit
Students must complete the course and obtain a certificate before they can register their privately owned electric micromobility vehicles for use on campus.
Derik Queen, Julian Reese’s reunion gives Maryland renewed hope
Four years after dominating the Baltimore Catholic League, Derik Queen and Julian Reese look for more of the same in College Park.
Maryland men’s lacrosse found success in 2024 despite glaring inconsistencies
Despite a turbulent regular season, the Terps did what they're accustomed to doing under coach John Tillman — win in May.
SPONSORED POST: Your Path to Financial Freedom Starts Here
Your UMD classes are teaching you the critical thinking and practical skills you need to be successful in your future career. But with…
Offbeat: Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ rides into country music
Beyoncé's highly-acclaimed Cowboy Carter album has sparked a wider discussion about Black artists in the country music industry.
Stolen and attempted stolen vehicle reports at UMD more than tripled last year
The rise in stolen and attempted stolen vehicles in 2023 reflects the regional and national trends.
SPONSORED POST: Discover the power of meditation with monks of Self-Realization Fellowship – Free Event 4/19
A free public lecture “Meditation: Finding Inner Peace and Joy” will be held Friday, April 19 at the Washington D.C. Meditation Center of Self-Realization…
UMD is an empty canvas. Increasing access to the arts could paint a brighter future.
Open access to art on campus gives students a creative outlet.
Gen Z’s lack of voting could undermine key economic, social justice reforms
Young people are the first line of defense for the future of democracy.
SPONSORED ARTICLE: Terp Grad Takes on Law School in Miami and Interns with Judges with Eye to Become a Prosecutor
Nicole Vahlkamp knew that pursuing law was a possibility since she was a teenager, but had a career in business before ever attending the…