Hyyerlife–Taylor Watford
Class, exams, late nights, and parties. These are what most people think of when they think of the life of a college student. However for one Maryland student, developing a clothing brand was on his college to-do list.
SUBOG– Nick Pagliarulo
College is a time to explore new skills and take on more responsibility. One University of Connecticut student pursued a leadership position that turned into a presidential role.
New Cafe– Alexia Mingo-Smith
The University of Maryland Dining Services is adding a new addition to their list of eating options on campus. Alexia Mingo-Smith has the story.
Battle Of The Bands – Kevin Reilly
The University of Maryland will welcome another famous artist this May for the annual Art Attack music event. But before the big star takes the stage, an up and coming artist or band will kick things off. Terp Weekly Edition’s Kevin Reilly was at the competition where 6 bands faced off for the honor.
Gymkana Mentorship– Kristy Nguyen
U-M-C-P may mean “University of Maryland College Park†to some people. Others joke that it stands for “U Must Come Party.†But one college student group is flying above the influence.
Ritchie– Emily Goldman
The weight room is not just for the boys anymore…more and more women are getting serious about getting fit, and strength training is key to meeting their goals.
Farmer’s Market–Ellen Back
Are you tired of mediocre diner food and the greasy fast food restaurants at the Stamp Student Union? Well luckily for students at the University of Maryland good food is only a few steps away.
Embrace of the Serpent– Matt Kubisiak
A Colombian film that was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Academy Award has finally premiered in our area. Terp Weekly Edition’s Matt Kubisiak talked to one University of Maryland professor who worked with the indigenous Amazonian people portrayed in â€Embrace of the Serpent.â€
Firefighter– Max Siskind
As college students…most of us find it hard just to make time to socialize. However…some students go above and beyond in their extracurriculars…including one student who spends his free time saving lives.
The Good Vibe Tribe– Kierstin Vermeulen
With spring break over for University of Maryland students, the party has come to an end for now. But one Terp is trying to keep the good vibes rolling.
Snapchat — Nick Pagliarulo
Hell hath no fury like a college student’s Snapchat story? A recent study compares Snapchat and Facebook use and their effect on romantic relationships. Terp Weekly Edition’s Nick Pagliarulo is in College Park to discuss the findings with University of Maryland students.
Terps Vote– Kristy Nguyen
In this heated election season… different organizations on the University of Maryland campus are coming together to encourage students to register and vote.
Sexual Assualt on College Campuses– Kierstin Vermeulen
Sexual assault is a prominent issue on college campuses. One University of Maryland student is using her story to try to save others from suffering a traumatic pain.
New to Sports Radio–Jake Allegro
Sports Radio is a field that grows every day. With the emergence of podcasts, online radio shows, and even live TV radio shows, creating your own sports talk show is now easier than ever. At the University of Maryland, one student has taken this opportunity to follow in his family’s footsteps by creating a sports radio show designed for college students.
Brussels Attack–Emily Goldman
It’s happened yet again. Five months ago, ISIS struck Paris. Now, the terrorist group is claiming responsibility for the attacks in Brussels, Belgium. Two suicide bombers strapped explosives to their bodies killing 31 people and injuring hundreds. Officials are still looking for a third suspect.
Lake Artemesia – Matt Kubisiak
Meteorological spring began March 1st, and now just a week later warm temperatures have already sprung upon us. We sent Terp Weekly Edition’s Matt Kubisiak down to College Park’s Lake Artemesia to see how residents are celebrating the return of T-shirt weather.
UMDWIFI– Galen Rende
The University of Maryland’s WIFI system has been experiencing some issues over the past few days, leaving the students and teachers who depend on it to resort to pre-Internet communication.
Zootopia – Max Siskind
Have you ever wondered how your favorite Disney animated movie was created? We had the chance to go behind the scenes of the studio’s newest animated feature: Zootopia.
Radio Preservation Task Force – Matt Kubisiak
Radio is still one of the most important and widely used communication tools. Now, academics from all over the country are trying to preserve the magic of radio for generations to come.
Maryland Men’s Basketball — Nick Pagliarulo
Melo Trimble and the Maryland Terrapins men’s college basketball team have struggled lately. Is this team really a top contender for the National Championship? Terp Weekly Edition’s Nick Pagliarulo is in College Park.
Oshiro — Jake Allegro
Filmmaking is an art. It combines the keen eye of a director with producers and production assistants to put together a masterpiece. On campus at the University of Maryland, students are taking advantage of an opportunity to make their own films, and possibly see their names… up in lights.
SAT — Taylor Watford
2400 is a perfect SAT score and this Maryland student wasn’t the only one to achieve it.
Racism In Communities — Julianna Romaniuk
Police Brutality has been a recurring issue for the past year and a half. For students at the University of Maryland, the topic is one that cannot be ignored.
Zika Virus — Emily Goldman
It’s spring break time for college students and that means sunny weather, beaches, and booze. But this year’s spring break brings an unexpected visitor to many students’ destinations.
March Madness — Kevin Reilly
It’s March Madness. College basketball fans all around the country are ready for a month of hoops hoping, their teams will win the National Championship. This weekend 68 teams will start their quest for the Final Four. It’s not just victory that’s on the line… there’s a lot of MONEY involved.
