The Terps’ media day marked another chance for coach Buzz Williams to own last season’s struggles. Instead, he dissected the ways it altered his philosophy.

Insects took over the Herman Maril Gallery for the art exhibit “Another Look, Another World,” a showcase of different kinds of endangered insects in multiple mediums. There ar ...

Maryland field hockey had answered the call in every big moment so far this season. At Lakeside Field in Evanston, Illinois, it was as big as it gets when the No. 1 Terps visited the No.

Terps4Teal, a new student initiative aimed at encouraging discussions about sexual violence, organized Wednesday’s event.

Eight candidates are running for the Prince George’s County’s school board, hoping to secure a seat in the Nov. 3 election.

Brands will pay students to post about them, distribute flyers, table or hand out samples and merchandise on campus to spread the word about a company’s products or services, sophomore business ...

Pressure has followed Wagner across his road to basketball stardom. The Terps’ guard doesn’t like the spotlight — but he’s been in it his entire life.

The case has been referred for investigation to the University of Maryland Police Department and the university’s student conduct office.

The policy change comes days after the university indefinitely suspended the club tennis team after members emailed “racist imagery” to other collegiate teams.

Julia Van Etten, who joined the university faculty this fall, discovered two new species of a microorganism called Paulinella.

Maryland volleyball has shown it can compete in the Big Ten, but its recent trio of five-set conference matches this season have revealed a striking pattern. The Terps dominate the first and third ...

Kidjo was named one of Time’s 100 most influential people in the world in 2021. On stage with arts and humanities Dean Stephanie Shonekan, Kidjo reflected on her upbringing, art and hope.