Maryland Images – Jess Nicolao

April 9, 2015

In a school with more than 35,000 students… it’s easy to get caught up in big numbers… but for Maryland tour guides… it’s all about the little ones

Mr. Wiffleball-Maya Dawit

April 9, 2015

Who said pageant competitions were just for girls? Twelve University of Maryland students proved they could dress up and get down for their chance at the crown.

RG3 Future-Daryoush Ashtary

April 9, 2015

Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III came to Washington a Heisman trophy winner with great potential. But he’s regressed the last two seasons… and now some fans doubt his future.

Brackets – John Borg

April 9, 2015

Whether its with a small group of friends or a large online contest, fans of March Madness find a way to bring the competition into their living rooms.

Application Developer-Kelly Salloum

April 9, 2015

Developers create new apps every day…One Android app developer says it is one of THE most exciting times for technology. He’s been coding since the 5th grade is now a successful developer at DC startup.

Ravens Draft Strategy-Chris Calianno

April 9, 2015

After the Ray Rice domestic violence episode, the Baltimore Ravens organization has adopted a no-tolerance policy this offseason. Fans see how this could affect the team’s strategy for the upcoming NFL draft.

Purple Line – Daven Desai

April 9, 2015

The proposed Purple Line would connect Prince George’s County to Montgomery County… and would run right through the University of Maryland College Park campus. But Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has been skeptical of the project… now students and faculty anxiously wait for his decision.

College Diversity-Sandra Nyanchoka

April 9, 2015

About 35-thousand students attend the University of Maryland each year. Many of them are minorities. In fact, the University is one of the most diverse in the nation.

Community Roots – Kate Faiella

April 9, 2015

From mental health…racial equality…drug wars…or just getting youth involved…one University of Maryland student group is looking to be a unified voice for change

Ratsie’s Closing – Dante Webster

April 9, 2015

After being a part of the College Park community for the last 30 years, Ratsie’s closed its doors for the final time this past Saturday. Terp Weekly Edition’s Dante Webster spoke with students to get their opinion on the restaurant’s closing and the new spot that will be replacing it.

Student Engineer – Chris Calianno

April 2, 2015

Finding the right college major typically involves finding out what’s best for you. This student found the right major by finding out what’s best for the world.

Iranian Students’ Foundation – Daven Desai

April 2, 2015

There are more than 800 different clubs and organizations at the University of Maryland… and many of them bring people together from all backgrounds… like the Iranian Students Foundation.

NuVegan Cafe – Arielle Amegashie

April 2, 2015

Many students say that eating healthy is too expensive or that the food doesn’t taste good, but one College Park restaurant is trying to change that.

Qatar World Cup- Daryoush Ashtary-Yazdi

April 2, 2015

It was a stunning revelation. In 2010 Qatar was selected to host the 2022 World Cup… amidst accusations of bribery and corruption. And now, the international governing soccer board says the tournament will be held in the Winter instead of summer due to dangerous weather conditions. All of this has caused uproar with professional soccer leagues, teams and fans across the globe

UMD Student Reaction – Arielle Amegashie

April 2, 2015

Last week, University of Maryland students gathered on Fraternity Row to march in a protest against greek life after a racist email sent by a former member of Kappa Sigma surfaced. Now the University President says the investigation into the email is complete.

Gymkana – Kate Faiella

April 2, 2015

A lot of us have heard of the DARE program…drug…abuse…alcohol..resistance education…but one University of Maryland group is giving a drug and alcohol free lifestyle a new twist.

Trevor Noah – Maya Dawit

April 2, 2015

The Daily Show is getting a new host. Comedy Central announced this week that comedian Trevor Noah will replace Jon Stewart. But the funny man is already in some hot water with fans of the show.

Imaginex – Kelly Salloum

April 2, 2015

Imagine being at a concert and playing an interactive role in the experience. Imaginex is making that possible among many other things. Housed in the Startup Shell incubator at the University of Maryland, 4 young adults are designing systems for completely immersive experiences.

Diamond Stone – Chris Calianno

April 2, 2015

After finishing the season in disappointing fashion, losing in the second round of the NCAA tournament, University of Maryland’s Men’s Basketball made a move that already has fans looking forward to next year.

Godfrey Scholarship – Keri Enriquez

April 2, 2015

Tragedy struck the University of Maryland last fall with the death of a student….now…students work to keep his memory alive.

Umar’s Space – Daven Desai

April 2, 2015

Cold Fiend House has long been a space for intramural sports, social gatherings and private events for University of Maryland community….and after it goes under construction, at least one sacred space will stand.

Transfer – John Borg

April 2, 2015

Transferring to a new school can be difficult, but one student proves success is possible.

State of the OKC Thunder – Daryoush Ashtary-Yazdi

April 2, 2015

The Oklahoma City Thunder were once viewed as the most dangerous up-and-coming team in the NBA, but after the questionable trade of a franchise player three off-seasons ago and injury troubles to the second best scorer in basketball, the team seems to have struggled, leaving fans wondering what if.

Award Winning Investigative Reporter – Sandra Nyanchoka

April 2, 2015

He’s an award-winning investigative reporter who has covered the DC are for several years. And now he’s talking about the stories that have impacted him the most.

Are Students Safer – Dante Webster

April 2, 2015

The University of Maryland Police Department believes that the changes made to Route 1 in the wake of 3 pedestrian fatalities last year have made the area safer. But how do the students feel? Terp Weekly Edition’s Dante Webster went to get their opinions on these new changes.

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