UMD SGA Safety Walk attendees find uneven sidewalks, out of service lights across campus
About 50 people, including students, administrators and University Police, attended the walk and made recommendations to address possible safety hazards.
Qué hay de nuevo, qué se viene, qué se va: La escena empresarial en College Park
&pizza y Roy Rogers están entre los restaurantes que vienen al área de la Universidad de Maryland.
What’s new, what’s coming, what’s moving: The business scene in College Park
&Pizza and Roy Rogers are among the restaurants coming to the University of Maryland area.
Eight UMD buildings evacuated after gas line was struck near Stamp
As of 12:48 p.m., all buildings except the health center are back open. The center is closed for the rest of the day.
Terps Got Talent winners discuss performing in a hybrid format
“I was excited to finally be out there dancing again”
Student artists explore themes related to COVID-19, sexual assault and identity at exhibit
The art exhibit will be on display until May 15 at the Stamp Student Union.
One year after campus shut down, Studio A is still creating
When the campus shuttered and the world turned to Zoom, Studio A manager Tara Youngborg and the instructors had to do some “creative rethinking.”
UMD art exhibit seeks to elevate voices of Black women and nonbinary people
Three Black artists submitted work to the exhibit, including one university alumna.
Stamp All Niter returns like you’ve never seen it before
The All Niter includes both virtual and in-person events this year.
Stamp art exhibit tackles anti-Asian racism during COVID-19 crisis
Five artists answer important questions.