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9/25/2026 | Volume 2 | Issue 2
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Welcome back to the Aftershock, The Black Explosion's weekly newsletter.
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This week learn more about BSU's plans for the semester, how the Terps plan to respond to the VTech loss, a debut album filled with Black whimsy and take some time to pick your favorite stop sign camera intersection (mines is Cherrywood Lane and Breezewood Drive).
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-Razak Diallo, Editor-in-Chief
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Stop sign cameras come to Prince George’s County
By Lillian Glaros | Photo: Lillian Glaros
Hold on! Wait more than one second...at the 30 new stop sign cameras across five cities bordering College Park. While College Park and Greenbelt have already begun enforcing violations, Hyattsville, Riverdale Park and University Park will begin enforcement in the coming weeks.
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Check out the map in this story to see where all the cameras are located.
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Frustration grows as Maryland Terrapins limp into conference play
By Christian Jackson | Photo: Jayden Romero
After the Terps' first loss of the season in front of a sold out home crowd last Saturday, the team responded during a Tuesday press conference where they discussed accountability, priorities for this week and other concerns.
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Maryland is looking to bounce back this Saturday in SECU stadium against the 3-0 UCLA Bruins.
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flowerovlove’s debut album brings Black whimsy to pop music
By Njeri Kamenwa
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BSU builds on 58 years of history and community
By Athena Dyer
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- Keeping algae blooms out the bay: Just behind Terrapin Trail Garage, students have built a new machine, the Algal "Terp" Scrubber.
- An HBCU style at a PWI: UMD has a new stomp and shake style cheer team called Black Diamond Nation.
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