Apologies do not make you weak
Our political candidates can benefit from issuing a few apologies.
Nativism is awful, and so is free trade
Let’s be clear, anti-free trade and anti-immigration views should not be linked together.
Trump’s new affirmative action guidelines are a threat to diversity in higher ed
Race-blind admissions perpetuate injustice.
Dolphins and whales are too intelligent to serve as our exhibits
The way we treat dolphins and whales is unethical.
The importance of dialogue about suicide and mental health
Measures we should take to prevent suicide and create healthy conversations about mental health.
The impact of September 11th, now over 15 years later
The Sept. 11th attacks forever changed our domestic and foreign policy.
Before we can heal from hate-bias investigations, UMD must be transparent with students
UMD didn’t disclose the result of a noose investigation.
Uncertainty of the Affordable Care Act’s public option
While the public option of the ACA that was originally proposed has its advantages, it will be difficult to pass in Congress.
Paul Ryan’s slimy, gutless career is over, but D.C. politics still suck
Paul Ryan embodied everything wrong with D.C.’s political culture.
Increased gender diversity will transform religious leadership
More women are becoming religious leaders. That’ll prevent abuse and discrimination.