UMD and students are both to blame for the coming reopening failure Institutional and personal selfishness will close campus soon. Maya Rosenberg September 7, 2020
It’s time to fairly compensate student-athletes Student-athletes are being exploited. The pandemic shows that now is the time to stop it. Evan Crum September 7, 2020
Why didn’t the NBA strike work? Hashtags, jerseys and voting centers from the NBA aren’t enough. Malcolm Ferguson September 4, 2020
Montgomery County needs to own up to its faux progressivism Performative wokeness is white progressives’ problem, but it affects us all. Allison Cochrane September 4, 2020
UMD is turning its back on workers by refusing to bargain with them Staff need better protection from the virus, but UMD won't come to the table. Laura Phillips-Alvarez September 3, 2020
UMD must reduce tuition for this semester Students are going to receive a worse education this semester. Why isn't tuition lower? Josh Binderman September 3, 2020
Don’t normalize extreme weather Hurricane Laura and other extreme weather events aren't natural, but there's still hope. Maya Rosenberg September 3, 2020
The Big Ten course-sharing program provides financial relief and academic engagement UMD's participation in the Big Ten's Academic Alliance is a step in the right direction. Gabriella Kurczeski September 1, 2020
UMD’s Honors College entrenches inequality and privilege Reform the Honors College to make education more accessible. Jake Foley-Keene September 1, 2020
There’s no right answer in the debate over synchronous and asynchronous classes Both synchronous and asynchronous online classes have flaws. Professors have to adapt. Evan Crum August 31, 2020