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THE RISE AND FALL OF A DYNASTY

Officials prepare for new athletics dept. model

Kevin Anderson came to the university more than a year ago to helm the ACC’s third-largest athletics program. But the one he’s in charge of this year will be almost unrecognizable from the one he stepped into. Just months after Anderson was named the new athletic director, he faced a crushing deficit. Full story

The long fight back

After battling through transfer and injuries, Chanenchuk thriving for Terps

Michael Chanenchuk was feeling it. He’d just scored two early goals in an October 2010 scrimmage against Georgetown, and was eyeing his third. Full story

New public health dean will plan for joint school with UMB

Jane Clark, former kinesiology chairperson, will serve two-year term beginning July 1

BREAKING: Men's basketball forward to transfer

Citing family concerns, Ashton Pankey will leave Terps

Police report theft at Cole Field House

50-year-old man found with students belongings, arrested in Brentwood, Md., police say

Men's lacrosse upends No. 7 seed Lehigh in NCAA Tournament

Terps win first round matchup, 10-9, will face Johns Hopkins on Saturday

College affordability struggles leave many futures in jeopardy

Push for all-inclusive Good Samaritan policy heats up

Students plan to keep fighting next year

The secret superheroes

Incoming student and father visit several children’s hospitals dressed as Batman and Robin

Loh wraps up first full year in office

Officials say new university president faced unusually hectic first 18 months on the job

Fighting for everyone’s right to an education

Student’s movement lobbies for DREAM Act

Running the show

Knight taking charge of softball’s postseason hopes

Double Dipping

Two-time champ anchors women's lacrosse defense

Hyping up the hype

Senior staff writers Warren Zhang and Zachary Berman debate the merits of the movie industry trend of making trailers for trailers. Full story

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Staff editorial: Final report card

Wallace Loh: B+ University President Wallace Loh’s initiatives are all impressive — on paper. He has expanded this university’s reach across the world and has taken a stance on a number of university issues. We haven’t found fault in any of his actions, but his projects have not yet directly affected students.