UMD freshmen look back on their first year in College Park
The Diamondback asked three freshmen to reflect on their first year in College Park. Here's what they had to say.
Kali Uchis finds spiritual solace on ‘Sincerely,’
Uchis stands out in an era of massive hits and radio-friendly music, continuing to take risks and push boundaries with her art.
UMD students settle score on 100 men vs. 1 gorilla debate
Students at this university weighed in on the viral debate, and the consensus is split.
A senior’s ode to the UMD experience
Jade Tran, The Diamondback's diversions editor, reflected on the good, the bad and the uniquely College Park of her college experience.
UMD seniors reflect, give advice to admitted students
Four graduating students gave The Diamondback a sneak peek into their experience at this university.
Teezo Touchdown, Tinashe bring high energy, eclectic sounds to Art Attack
The concert, which kicked off Friday in the Xfinity Center, featured performances from Ravyn Lenae, Teezo Touchdown and Tinashe.
Car Seat Headrest returns with rock-opera glory on ‘The Scholars’
The acclaimed indie rock band’s twelfth album has big aims that don’t always meet, but it’s ultimately a success and a positive sign for the group’s future.
UMD Korean Percussion Ensemble brings strong beats, rock energy to The Clarice
The ensemble of beginner students performed alongside traditional Korean percussion troupe Washington Samulnori and jazz group Great Circle.
Old locations, tired storylines weigh down ‘YOU’ season 5 premiere
Instead of building on the season four finale, the premiere continued clinging to cliched tactics.
‘The Shrouds’ paints a scattered, perceptive portrait of grief in the age of AI
The film follows Karsh, a businessman who monitors the decomposition of his wife’s corpse using a system called GraveTech.