Maryland gymnastics loses on final rotation to Penn State, 196.400-195.425
The Terps posted the lowest event score of the day on their final rotation and lost their lead to the Nittany Lions.
Regular season adversity has hardened Maryland women’s basketball with postseason ahead
The Terps have won eight of their last nine games, and have one last chance to defend home turf against Indiana on Friday, Feb. 25 at the Xfinity Center.
Review: Where is the plot twist in ‘Brazen’?
The movie is OK, but would not consider it a thriller.
Five concept albums that make you want to remove the shuffle button
In honor of Adele protesting shuffling 30, here are five other albums you shouldn't shuffle through.
Data on race and ethnicity must be properly aggregated to prevent harm
In a space where Asian Americans are celebrated through cultural organizations and the Asian American Studies Program, how does the university manage to invisibilize the Asian American community?
Five video games to look out for this holiday season
What better way to start break than with a fresh new video game?
UMD’s journalism major is no longer a Limited Enrollment Program
An increase in faculty through grant funding has allowed the program to expand to more students.
UMD President Darryll Pines announces new cultural centers at State of the Campus address
This was the first in-person State of the Campus address held in person since the pandemic.
SPONSORED ARTICLE: Picking the Right Law School – from UMD to University of Miami to Lawyer and Sports Agent in Baltimore
Choosing the right law school after undergrad can seem like a daunting task. However, it was an easy decision for University of Maryland graduate,…
UMD Fearless Ideas campaign raises historic $1.5 billion
The university raised more than $334 million for student support.