The internet can hurt those with mental illnesses — but we can use it to help them
Vigilance online and on social media can let us help people suffering from mental illnesses.
The anti-vaccination movement puts our well-being at risk
New breakthroughs are often met with resistance before their benefits are proven. The benefit of vaccinations has already been proven, so why are people still opposed to getting vaccinated?
Maryland legislature must balance affordable living and green energy policy
Senate Bill 921 is a sustainability initiative that will be costly to low-income Maryland residents.
Want to have a productive political conversation in the Trump era? Try being respectful.
Our visible and problematic polarization should inspire discourse and enact change.
Dog, forced to wear glasses for Instagram photo, now president of local book club
“We’re not really that concerned,” his owner explained. “Although he has looked a bit mangy ever since he finished the tail-end of Old Yeller.”
Islam is a religion, not a political ideology
Radicalization is a political phenomenon, not a religious one.
America should pay its debt to Iraqi interpreters rather than abandoning them
Banning Iraqi refugees will only exacerbate problems for our allies.
University of Maryland President Wallace Loh’s email is an insult to students
Our university president did not take student concerns seriously in his letter to the campus.
Why we shouldn’t be satisfied with the Women’s March on Washington
The Women’s March on Washington was a step in the right direction, but feminists still have a lot of work to do.
Why the technology industry is declining
Today’s engineers should be more devoted to creating products for economic efficiency and social change.