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Photos: Snowmageddon and the fight for McKeldin Mall

» Video coverage of the storm and Saturday's snowball fight.

2/8 | 7:30 p.m.

The university will remain closed Tuesday, Feb. 9.

Many of those who had access to the campus assembled on McKeldin Mall Saturday afternoon for a snowball fight that matched seniors and juniors, graduate students and staff against underclassmen. See Photos

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Terps continue Tar Heels' deep freeze

Men's basketball storms to commanding 92-71 win Sunday

With the Terrapin men’s basketball team’s lead mounting, guards Greivis Vasquez and Eric Hayes had just checked out of yesterday’s game against North Carolina for the final time. Seldom-used reserves David Pearman and Ersin Levent were seconds from entering a blowout conference win. Full story

Snow shutters the campus for five days

Cavaliers Wright torches Terps

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Terps and Tar Heels are who we thought they were

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Endowment continues to struggle

Fund underperforms national average as large donations decrease rapidly

Bill would mandate Towson, Morgan St. football match-ups

Del. wants Terps to help smaller in-state FCS rivals financially

Three charged in South Campus Commons theft

DOIN' THE RIGHT THING

In Stamp appearance, world-famous director talks about life, education and race

Student fans warm up Comcast despite snowy conditions

Between 2,000 and 3,000 extra students allowed to attend North Carolina game

Most seats in Comcast Center’s upper deck remained empty during yesterday’s Terrapin men’s basketball game, a result of the weekend’s record-breaking snowstorm. But to guard Eric Hayes, a veteran of 67 games at the 8-year-old arena, there hasn’t been a crowd as boisterous as yesterday’s group, which witnessed the Terps’ 92-71 win against North Carolina. Full story

Love is a brilliant battlefield

Sade's latest album, Soldier of Love, reflects on life and relationships. Full story

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‘From Seed to Cup’

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Staff editorial: Get smart

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Letting it snow

Many students who drove to the university Saturday to take make-up final exams found their cars slipping and sliding down city roads Saturday morning.

New radios to connect university and county police

The money, which came from the 2009 stimulus bill, will be used to equip both police departments with new hi-tech radios that officials say are bound to improve public safety. Before, police and fire officials in different Prince George’s County municipalities were unable to communicate with each other via radio, forcing them to instead go through the more cumbersome process of contacting each others’ dispatchers in order to track down individual responders.