FAFSA needs to consider family circumstances when calculating financial aid To be more considerate, FAFSA needs to consider family circumstances in their calculations Dhruvak Mirani December 6, 2022
Howard County’s Board of Education members should be elected, not appointed When educational expertise and democracy clash, the people know best. Dhruvak Mirani November 30, 2022
Expanding Freshmen Connection serves UMD’s mandate Selectivity isn't UMD's virtue. That's why we have to reform the Freshmen Connection program. Dhruvak Mirani November 21, 2022
Social media platforms like Twitter must be held accountable for negligence To keep information safe, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act must be updated. Dhruvak Mirani November 14, 2022
Maryland should be an early primary state. Here’s why. Maryland represents the new national democratic base. Dhruvak Mirani October 26, 2022
Addressing sexual violence must be rooted in survivor support, not reputation An extension of UMD's public relation efforts won't prevent sexual assault. Only systematic reforms will. Dhruvak Mirani October 18, 2022
Universities don’t benefit from campus police forces It’s time to overhaul private and public policing on our campus and beyond. Dhruvak Mirani October 11, 2022
Wes Moore must meet the moment to improve Maryland’s public schools This is Moore's chance to fix the impact Gov. Hogan and COVID-19 had on public schools. Dhruvak Mirani September 27, 2022
Accelerating sustainability in PGCPS is necessary to protect students’ futures The Prince George's County Board of Education must approve student-led sustainability policy. Dhruvak Mirani September 20, 2022
UMD’s Computer Science Department must hire and enroll more women Maryland will not have a top-tier Computer Science program until it adds more women. Dhruvak Mirani September 13, 2022