Sponsored: Whatever your major, liberal arts can help you
Reading, writing and effective communication are necessary for any job.
How three days in England proved Islam is a religion of peace
I believe that if the media and average citizens start educating themselves about Islam by attending conventions like these, a very beautiful and peaceful society will come into existence.
You can listen to conservatives without becoming one
A rebuttal to “Beware the reasonable conservative.”
SGA president: UMD shouldn’t have hired its new chief diversity officer without student input
Other applicants participated in a competitive national search and were required to interact with students, faculty and staff. The same cannot be said of Roger Worthington.
Free speech matters more than feeling safe
To avoid a fascist dictator stronger than Donald Trump fancies himself in dreamland, we must allow offensive speech on campus.
UMD Senate and president’s office: We must be transparent and work together to fight hate
Transparency is vital, but sharing incomplete information can stifle dialogue, the school’s assistant president and University Senate chair write in a letter to the editor.
Two universities’ tragedies add an unprecedented level of urgency to improving campus climate
The Daily Texan’s editorial board emphasizes transparency and unity after the University of Texas experienced incidents of on-campus violence and hate.
Bigotry is a problem at UMD. ProtectUMD’s new demands won’t help.
When regulations prohibiting hate speech are enacted, they are perverted by powerful groups to suppress the speech of marginalized groups.
Why I won’t be wearing a cap and gown at graduation
It is only a matter of time before the educational system collapses on its head.
To combat climate change, the U.S. must not withdraw from the Paris Agreement
Abandoning this international diplomatic agreement would cause irreparable harm to our global climate.