Defender Farouk Cisse scored a game-winning 82nd-minute goal to push the Terps past Rutgers, 2-1, in Piscataway on Tuesday. The score marked Cisse’s second career goal and first ...

With the release of Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl bonus tracks, the internet wonders if heartbreak is necessary for good art.

Maryland volleyball’s win over Iowa Thursday gave the Terps their biggest win this season — their first Big Ten victory in nearly a year. It also set the stage for one of their biggest tests, and ...

In early September, the university system and Gov. Wes Moore announced an agreement to pay out negotiated wage increases to AFSCME-represented employees.

Until the Terps supply tangible results through the attack, their sixth straight shutout loss doesn’t provide much hope for a promising rest of the season.

The Terps haven’t beaten a ranked Big Ten opponent under Locksley, who is tied for the conference’s third-longest tenured coach.

Six tickets are on the ballot, and five of them have candidates running for student body president. Ten individual candidates are running for legislative seat.

Students and faculty have a long weekend to look forward to as the University of Maryland prepares for its second-ever fall break. The university announced it would implement a fall break in December ...

The Hoosiers outpaced the Terps through 70 minutes, 15-3, in total shots, including six on target to their three.

Beach and Mitchell debuted for the Terps this fall, three decades after their mothers played together for coach Missy Meharg and the program.

The $1.4 billion project is estimated to create more than 4,000 construction jobs — and 8,000 permanent jobs once built.

The Anti-Imperialist Movement at the University of Maryland, a coalition of student organizations, organized the protest.