Exiting the Paris Agreement is awful for the planet — and great for China With the U.S. retreating from the fight against climate change and China reaffirming its commitment, it is clear that China has become the leader on this issue. Mitchell Rock June 6, 2017
For UMD to heal, President Loh must communicate better Loh’s letters read like the work of a politician desperate to avoid making a gaffe. Max Foley-Keene June 6, 2017
UMD’s fake valedictorian is wrong: College is a privilege, not a waste We cannot forget that it is up to us to make our degree worth it. Erin Hill June 6, 2017
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. Guest Opinion June 6, 2017
A longer summer break is dangerous for vulnerable children We cannot preserve a system in which summer means a vacation for some children and suffering for others. Jack Lewis May 30, 2017
Confederate memorials honor racism and oppression Ultimately, to honor Confederate soldiers is to honor the racist principles for which they fought. Asha Kodan May 30, 2017
Stripping track world records to stop doping is an insult to athletes Stripping world records fails to grant trust, dignity and respect to the athletes who set their world records fair and square. Sydney Wess May 30, 2017
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. Guest Opinion May 17, 2017
The rise of individualism has destroyed American leadership If we are to revive American leadership, citizens should focus on the public good, not just themselves. Moshe Klein May 12, 2017
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict will not improve In Israel and Palestine, preserving the status-quo unfortunately remains the best realistic path forward. Joseph Kuttler May 10, 2017