What Charlottesville taught me about being white and Jewish
Many of us are the victims of oppression — we must strive to lift each other up and work together in the pursuit of social justice.
Two former Terps guided Princeton’s win over Maryland field hockey
“I’m super proud of them, but when we see them again, it’s going to be a different outcome,” coach Missy Meharg said.
Maryland men’s soccer is looking to break through Michigan State’s stingy defense
Reverting to last season’s formation has helped the Terps improve.
Environmental activism is for everyone — not just scientists
How artists can combat climate change.
SGA urges UMD to continue charging in-state tuition for DACA students after program’s end
DACA students can currently be considered for in-state tuition if they have held DACA status for 12 consecutive months prior to the term they are applying for.
Prince George’s County plans to replace outdated zoning ordinance
The county will be releasing its comprehensive rewritten draft of the ordinance this week.
UMD community members sound off at first diversity task force open forum
The task force, which was commissioned after the killing of Richard Collins on the campus in May, garnered about 60 students and faculty members to discuss diversity measures.
Prison isn’t the solution for mentally ill criminals
The America prison system actively harms the mentally ill.
Review: ‘American Horror Story: Cult’ is brilliantly terrifying
From murderous clowns and psychotic meltdowns, to cults and a presidential election, this season of ‘American Horror Story’ has it all.