A Terrapin at twilight: reflecting on four years at Maryland
“As it turns out, coming to this university was the best decision I’ve made.”
Small liberal arts colleges will crumble if they don’t adapt to the real world
Enrollment at small liberal arts colleges is declining. Society is beginning to place more value on experience, which large, public universities in urban environments are more equipped to provide.
Kendrick Lamar reflects the times and Geraldo Rivera misses the point
Kendrick Lamar’s music reflects the systemic racism that many still experience today.
Videos tell the truth — that’s something United needs to “re-accommodate”
Videos from ubiquitous smartphone cameras give life to stories.
Medical school affirmative action helps reduce racial health disparities
A more representative physician population will help reduce health disparities among races.
Four lessons from the American Health Care Act’s failure
Here’s what we’ve learned from last week’s withdraw of the AHCA.
March Madness is the pinnacle of the college experience
For college students, March Madness creates an experience like none other.
Chance The Rapper is doing more for Chicago public schools than the state legislature is
When politicians disagree, children should not pay the price.
To resolve our organ donor shortage, we need an opt-out system
An opt-out system, where people must explicitly give consent if they don’t wish to be an organ donor, would help us save lives.
Basketball is business, and loyalty is overrated
In the NBA, profits outweigh the human narratives.