Children make mistakes. They shouldn’t pay for it with their lives.
Punishment should be used as a method of holding people accountable, not abusing them.
Maryland must revamp health care policy to save prescription drug coverage
Reference based pricing can save retirees money and help Maryland restore its current prescription drug coverage.
Congress dropped the ball on current NIL practices. Shoot for better standards
If we want to attract more collegiate stars, the least we can do is make sure they’re all treated equally.
UMD needs to harness innovation and use storm windows to protect students
If the university invested in storm windows, it could save students from the consequences of its own housing policies.
UMD’s counseling center needs revamping. Here’s a cost effective way to do it.
Greater access to therapy on campus would give students struggling with mental health an outlet.
Maryland is running low on substitute teachers. UMD’s education majors can help.
To properly show teachers our appreciation, we can help give them the time off they deserve.
We live in a data-driven world. Departments should use it to improve TA experiences.
Teaching is a cultivated art and efforts to grow assistants’ skills should stem from department experience.
Dining Dollars encourage overconsumption and enable high prices. Let’s abolish them.
Even the smallest victories in cutting costs can be huge in college students' day-to-day lives.
A public database of hazing and sexual assault incidents will make Greek life safer
A more detailed public record would make Greek Life safer and stifle unsubstantiated rumors.
Clearer GPA standards, support will solve computer science’s admissions issues
Computer science was over enrolled, but these new admissions rules don’t add up.