Washington, D.C., crowns its own Jack Schlossberg in capital’s first look-alike contest
Hundreds gathered on Sunday in Adams Morgan’s Meridian Hill Park to witness a culturally historic moment for the capital.
UMD alums bring VR music video to life in DC
North Country, an indie-pop group featuring University of Maryland alums, performed a tripped-out “multi-sensory meltdown” in Washington, D.C.
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.
UMD researchers say deer could transmit COVID-19, other respiratory viruses to humans
The pair hope to understand the most common points of contact between deer and humans to mitigate future respiratory outbreaks.
Local restaurants can utilize leftovers to stifle UMD students’ food insecurity
This university produces the leaders of tomorrow. Why can’t it produce adults with sound culinary abilities and reliable food access?
Students struggle with summer transportation ahead of looming Metro closures
The College Park station, just a brief walk from campus, provides an essential service to students at this university, namely fast and affordable transportation to the larger Washington, D.C. area.
A day isn’t enough to prepare for exams. Give us a Reading Week
Minor variations in the academic calendar are evidently acceptable to this university.
Cerrarán cinco estaciones de la Línea Verde por mantenimiento este verano
El cierre de 44 días se extenderá desde Fort Totten hasta Greenbelt.
Metro’s Green Line to shut down for maintenance this summer
The 44 day shutdown will span five stations, from Fort Totten to Greenbelt.
Stromae astounds DC during first tour in seven years
For the first time in eight years, Stromae returned to the stage for his Multitude tour. The multi-talented, Belgian musician is back better than ever with multiple sold-out shows across the world, including The Anthem in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 3.