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Aazaar Abdul-Rahim will lead a reeling Maryland football team. His history says he’s ready.

Maryland football’s new leader is working in a familiar landscape. Aazaar Abdul-Rahim will serve as the Terps’ interim coach for the remainder of the season after the program parted ways with Michael Locksley Wednesday. The Washington, D.C., native had just been named interim defensive coordinator after Ted Monachino was fired Sunday. Abdul-Rahim is in his sixth season with Maryland overall and third consecutively. He previously worked with the Terps from 2016-2018, serving as defensive backs coach the first two seasons and cornerbacks coach the third. Abdul-Rahim then returned to Maryland in 2024 as co-defensive coordinator and cornerbacks coach. The Diamondback interviewed those around Abdul-Rahim to gain a better understanding of Maryland’s new leader. Abdul-Rahim has not yet been made available for comment and will address the media for the first time on Tuesday. Abdul-Rahim played…

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Former College Park police chief files federal lawsuit against city

College Park is facing another lawsuit, days after the former owners of Chelsea Gardens Apartments filed a nearly $15 million lawsuit against the city. The latest action was filed in federal court on behalf of former Police Chief Connie Rogers, who alleges discrimination based on her sexual orientation and retaliation for reporting suspected misuse of public funds. The allegations include a nearly $500,000 payment to Keller Williams by the Business and Industrial Development Authority (BIDA). City officials have said the payment lacked proper approval and they did not learn about the payout until months later. Rogers resigned in December 2025 after then-Deputy Chief Sharis McCrary warned her that officials were planning to terminate Rogers’ employment, according to the lawsuit filed Oct. 22 in U.S. District Court for the Northern District. McCrary is now police chief following her own…

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New Student Orientation

Welcome, new Buffs! Our team in New Student & Family Programs is excited to connect with you this summer as you make your transition to CU Boulder. All new students who will be starting at CU in the fall semester are required to…

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Workshops, Seminars & Field Trips

The Masters of the Environment Graduate Program offers a series of workshops, seminars, and field trips to students throughout the year at no additional cost. These programs are meant to complement the classroom curriculum and…

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Trump labels Norway 'a sh*thouse country' after he was overlooked for Nobel Peace Prize again

Trump made the comments at a political rally in Port Huron, Michigan, ahead of next week's midterm elections There was no indication that the Trump administration was adopting new official policy on Norwegian immigrants. Responding to the comments, Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide told national broadcaster NRK on Monday: 'He knows very well that the Nobel Committee is independent. We have reminded them of that, if anyone is wondering, and that is still the case.' Trump earlier this month called the failure to give him a Nobel Peace Prize an 'indelible stain' on Norway. Trump arrived on stage in Port Huron, Michigan, on Sunday afternoon to rally for the Republican cause with less than two weeks to go before the midterms, as his party seeks to defy history in November's elections despite his record-low approval rating of 36 percent, per the New York Times average. Trump was…

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Should The Mets Go All In On Japanese Phenom?

With Sato, not only would they get a power bat into that lineup again, but they would also be getting younger at that position. With Young at 30 years old and Polanco at 33 years old, Sato would be giving the Mets some youth at that position, even if it is only a few years. Even though he has yet to play a game at first, Sato is open to shifting from third to first when coming to the MLB. Overall, Sato is considered a solid defender with a strong arm, but it will be interesting to see if and when he comes to the majors how he will adapt to playing at first if need be. David Stearns has already been keeping tabs on Sato as he went to watch him in Japan during the NPB season. It seems as if Stearns has some serious interest in adding Sato to this team. Only time will tell if the Mets are serious about upgrading at first or if they are content with where they are at. Stearns has stated…

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