The Makeup Society held their second annual Beauty and Fashion Expo on Nov. 15, 2019 in the Stamp Student Union.
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University of Maryland, College Park chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s Student Activist Awareness Week kicked off with a “chill sesh,” where pressing issues presented in the news were discussed.
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“I can't wait to get started on fulfilling my platform. I think missing women and girls along with human sex trafficking is gaining a lot more attention on social media. I want to work in a space that helps to protect and heal survivors and ensures no one has to go through that again,” Green said.
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Jones curated “Voices Unheard: Celebrating Diverse Composers” in 2018 because her and fellow University of Maryland School of Music students felt a need to play more diverse music to accurately reflect the diverse student population.
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The University of Maryland named Georgina Dodge the new Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion on March 25, 2019. Dodge previously worked in a similar position at three universities, including Bucknell University, University of Iowa and Ohio State University.
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The first day in a two-part showcase began Tuesday evening on Nov. 5 in the Gildenhorn Recital Hall of the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center.
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The opening reception for the autumn exhibit “Still Here: Art on HIV/AIDS” in the Stamp Gallery on Oct. 29 commemorated artwork from previous years.
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Black women from the University of Maryland stormed TerpZone and tackled their inner sexy while dancing to Summer Walker’s “Stretch You Out” in heels.
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The 127-year-old Sodality at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Washington D.C. serves as the church’s oldest society of women and men.
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Best-selling author Dr. Rice Broocks made a stop at the University of Maryland on Oct. 17 where he hosted the “God’s Not Dead” event with Emmy award-winning journalist Dr. Michael Guillen.
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As of October 18, the UMD Health Center confirmed four more cases, bringing the total affected to 13.
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Its mission aimed “to covering both the Latinx community on the University of Maryland campus and broader issues that affect Latinos nationwide.”
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The intimate conversation-based workshop was the kickoff for Women’s Appreciation Week and served as a chance for students to “take a breath and really focus on mental health,” said Claire Asenso, the reigning Miss Gold.
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New changes are coming to the Adele H. Stamp Student Union this fall.
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The Black Faculty and Staff association held their first general body meeting on Sept. 23.
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“I couldn’t just be good,” he said, reflecting on his desire to be taken seriously as a journalist. “I had to be damn near perfect.”
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The University of Maryland presidential search committee held two forums in Hoff Theater on Sept. 24.
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This potential new chapter would serve as Merrill’s first LGBTQ society of professional journalists, and the NLGJA’s eighth U.S.-based student chapter.
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The 54-page report consists of crime statistics comparing and outlining reported crime cases within the last three years.
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Prince George’s County police are investigating a sexual assault report that occurred at College Avenue and Columbia Avenue in College Park Monday evening.
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