The dangers of freshman nostalgia
It’s important to remember the mediocre aspects of freshman year, not just the F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C
The arts are practically worthless
The value of the liberal arts goes beyond its inherent material value.
In Ethiopia, don’t just blame El Niño
A lack of democracy and an ill-equipped political structure exacerbated their massive drought.
The ghost in my brain
Mild traumatic brain injuries can throw you into an entirely different state of mind, turning you into a person you wouldn’t have recognized before.
Self-fund the athletic department
Students shouldn’t bear the costs for athletic programs.
The U.S. isn’t doing its part to fight tuberculosis
Tuberculosis is the world’s deadliest infectious disease and the U.S. is cutting its budget to fight it.
There’s no easy solution to Brazil’s political crisis
Ongoing turmoil in Brazil’s political and economic realm spells dark times for the country.
Maryland students have “ideas worth sharing”
The Terp Talk events give students the opportunity to speak about topics they are passionate about.