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Two years later, riot-free

Post-Duke game night quiet, but police remain prepared for anything

After Wednesday's men's basketball loss to rival Duke, hundreds of students quietly filtered out of Comcast Center and the downtown bars. There was no celebrating or rioting in sight. But local police departments were still ready — in fact, as some students walked past Ritchie Coliseum, at least 80 Maryland State Police officers waited inside, dressed in full riot gear and ready to depart at the sign of any trouble. Full story

Women's soccer's Pensky takes Tennessee job

Terps coach since ’05, he leaves team as winningest in program history

Brian Pensky, the all-time winningest coach in Terrapins women's soccer history, has left to take the same position at Tennessee after seven seasons with the Terps. Full story

Regents committee OK’s Facilities Master plan

Full board to weigh in on plan next month

Architecture major has the highest unemployment rate, study shows

Despite 13.9 percent rate, dean and students aren’t concerned

State ranks high for online-voting system

Pew Center notes system for accessibility

With Hokies up next, men's basketball looking to move past Duke

Terps have shot to end three-game losing streak tomorrow

Hokies upset Thomas-less women's basketball, 75-69

Terps have lost three of past five games entering weeklong break

Grey, muddled filmmaking

Staff writer Warren Zhang says the man vs. nature flick The Grey suffers from a crucial lack of coherence Full story

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