Primary Progressive Effacia- Chelsea Croft

December 11, 2014

Alzheimers and dementia are diseases that eat away at a person’s brain until they can’t function anymore. This leads to great frustration and anger. But instead, this man remains chipper…

Terp Marketplace- Christina Germano

December 11, 2014

Do YOU have an idea for a business? If so, you’re not alone. Students at the University of Maryland are giving entrepreneurship a try.

Ugly Sweater Run- Tim Meehan

December 11, 2014

You may have heard of the Polar Bear Plunge…but you probably haven’t heard of a 5K fun run that flooded DC’s National Harbor with people in zany outfits. Reporter Tim Meehan went in for a closer look at the scene.

MECA- Mia Simmon

December 11, 2014

The University of Maryland has a very diverse population, but sometimes students still feel isolated from the community. One student, in particular, hopes to change that.

Struggling Artists – Jasmine Song

December 11, 2014

  Being a modern artist may sound like a fun job, but it seems to be quite a struggle for a few upcoming artists from Hyattsville who are just trying to showcase their work.

Hip-Hop Collective Concert- Sung-Min Kim

December 11, 2014

A new group’s FIRST EVER event brought the music to Stamp building as the performers rapped, DJ’s dropped the tunes, and money went to charity. 

Concert For Valor- Natasha Nieves

December 11, 2014

What do United States veterans and some of the most well known celebrities have in common? They are the reason that hundreds of thousands of people flooded the National Mall on Veterans Day.

Light Up the Mall – Victoria Alfieri

December 11, 2014

With weather in the 30’s and the sun setting at 5’oclock, Maryland winter is in full swing…One campus organization utilized these conditions to beautifully illuminate the fountain on the McKeldin mall at the University of Maryland.

DOTS — Ivette Lucero

December 11, 2014

Some University of Maryland commuters say it’s their worst nightmare. The University’s department of transportation rakes in more than 2 million dollars a year in parking fees… Are the fines excessive? Or are drivers to blame?

Upcycling — Jasmine Hardy

December 11, 2014

With finals looming around the corner…. University of Maryland students might be worrying about what to buy their loved-ones for the holidays. However…one Resident Assistant has tips to help you avoid breaking the bank this season. 

UMD Ferguson Update — Aria Chehreghani

December 11, 2014

Two weeks ago University of Maryland students protested across campus demanding the demilitarization of campus police. Now the University Police Department responded to student demands.

Cole Field House — Kevin Bonner

December 11, 2014

Maryland football made waves this season, from the transition to the Big 10, to the highly publicized scrap at Penn State, and culminating with a second straight invitation to a bowl game. But the biggest news might be about the building next to the stadium.

UMD Libraries

December 11, 2014

Less money could mean fewer libraries at the University of Maryland.

UMD vs UVA – Kevin Bonner

December 4, 2014

Maryland’s men basketball team cracked the top 25 rankings for the first time since 2011, setting up a showdown with number seven Virginia on Wednesday night. But the Cavaliers had plans to quiet the sellout crowd inside the Xfinity Center.

Body Cameras – Natasha Nieves

December 4, 2014

Money can solve lots of problems, but a multi-million dollar program may not help change the way many Americans view police brutality.

Gluten Free Living – Chelsea Croft

December 4, 2014

Gluten free…You’ve probably heard of it or seen it on a menu. It seems to be the new health craze that is now everywhere. But for those with Celiac, gluten free is mandatory.

Police Action – Eyasu Delesa

December 4, 2014

The nation is divided over the Ferguson grand jury’s decision not to indict Police Officer Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown. Protests have been held in cities all across the country, including here in the DC area. Now a law professor is speaking out about the pressures police officers face.

Holiday Travel – Mia Simon

December 4, 2014

Everyone loves a holiday. It can be a break from school, time off of work or a celebration with family and friends. But, in order to get to the fun, many people have to travel.

From Student to Brewer – Tim Meehan

December 4, 2014

Many adults enjoy a nice glass of wine or a cold beer…but what they may not have had is its older cousin…mead. Tim Meehan takes us in for a closer look at how one University of Maryland student may be brewing a hobby into a successful business venture later down the road.

Slices Pizza – Christina Germano

December 4, 2014

From Naples to College Park… one University of Maryland pizza shop owner came a long way to open his business.

Senior Reception with President Loh – Ivette Lucero

December 4, 2014

Celebration started early for the December 2014 graduating class at the University of Maryland. President Wallace D. Loh opened the doors to his house for a reception in honor of those students graduating in LESS than THREE weeks.

Meningitis Still Plaguing UMD Campus

December 4, 2014

The University of Maryland community has been on alert for MONTHS after an outbreak of viral meningitis hit the campus community in October. But the illness hasn’t gone away… and dozens of students are still getting sick.  

LGBT Panel – Jasmine Hardy

December 4, 2014

Can Greek Life be LGBT friendly? This week a group of students from the L-G-B-T Equity Center tackled issues surrounding homophobia and inclusivity on campus.

Tips for Surviving Finals Week – Victoria Alfieri

December 4, 2014

With finals right around the corner, University of Maryland students are gearing up for all-nighters at McKeldin Library….Affectionately called, “Club McKeldin’…If YOU are worried about your final grades, here are a few tips to help you get that A.  

Ferguson Protests at UMD – Aria Chehreghani

December 4, 2014

Less than 24 hours after the grand jury decided not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown, violence struck parts of the nation. At the University of Maryland however, some students took a peaceful approach to what they believe was unjustified.

 
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