A woeful 7-6 campaign that marked the Terps’ fewest wins in a full season since 1994 was riddled with mistakes. But their offense was the most troubling.

Union members rally on the University of Maryland's campus for wage increases after a University System of Maryland Board of Regents meeting on April 17, 2026. (Sanya Wason/The Diamondback) Union ...

Sports editor and football reporter Jake Kauderer in the midst of a close chess game against Maryland football defensive lineman Sidney Stewart. (Elan Amienyi/The Diamondback) Sidney Stewart sat ...

After closing its doors in March, College Park’s Northwest Chinese Food has plans to begin serving its signature noodle dishes and regional specialties again later this summer. After a decade on Route ...

Brat is dead; long live Music, Fashion, Film. British singer-songwriter Charli xcx released her eighth studio album, Music, Fashion, Film, on Friday. We get a glimpse of the person behind the persona ...

The amendment will appear on the ballot in this November’s midterm election, when Maryland voters will decide whether or not they approve the legislation.

Incumbent Tara Jackson won the Democratic primary election for her seat as the Prince George’s County state’s attorney on Tuesday.

Maryland baseball’s players cramped into Matt Swope’s basement for their team Christmas party last December. Terps memorabilia stretched across the walls while players and coaches donned ugly ...

Any time George Randall was up to no good when he was a kid, not only would he get a scolding and a spanking before even getting home, but by the time he opened up his door, his mother would already ...

Brenda Frese claps on the sideline during Maryland women's basketball's first-round victory over Norfolk State in the 2025 NCAA Tournament. (Gurnoor Sodhi/The Diamondback) Trinity Jones, the No. 11 ...

Maia Lee used to steel herself for a grueling four-hour club gymnastics practice at the Hill’s Gymnastics Training Center in Gaithersburg, Maryland. “They’re not allowed to talk, they’re not allowed ...

The U.S. Department of Justice sued the state of Maryland on Thursday over its in-state tuition policies for noncitizen students. The department argued that Maryland’s policies discriminate against ...