Some movies blur the line between shock and trauma. Here’s why that’s problematic.
"Megan Is Missing" and "Cuties" have come under fire for their graphic and troubling plots.
What having Jill Biden in the White House could mean for educators
Jill Biden’s position as first lady can bring hope and change for teachers.
It’s OK to lose friends over politics
What do you do when you disagree with your friends on matters of morality?
Winter is coming, and restaurants need government help to survive
Leaving restaurants to struggle financially poses a threat to both local families and the greater economy.
Streaming services are where holiday traditions go to die
What do we lose when we can’t see the Peanuts on network television?
Prince George’s County students deserve more to fix their digital divide
How can the county provide more technological access?
UMD’s Mental Health Awareness week events are the kinds of support students need
UMD took some positive steps for its students' mental health.
Lockdown browsers invade students’ privacy and add stress to exams. Are they worth it?
UMD should do without lockdown browsers this exam season.
Don’t be afraid to call out other students for not upholding public health guidelines
It's up to UMD students to hold each other accountable during the pandemic.
Flu vaccines are crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic
UMD students need to take flu vaccines seriously, especially now.