Corporations should not commercialize social justice issues
Pepsi’s recent commercial trivialized important social issues and modern day movements.
Americans should leave superficial city life behind and return to their rural roots
Americans should follow in their ancestors footsteps and retreat to the countryside.
Americans should not sacrifice physical well-being for money
Being a workaholic has its drawbacks.
We commend the “A Day Without a Woman” strike. Now we must continue its work.
OUR VIEW: The “A Day Without a Woman” strike highlights the importance of women in the workforce.
Mandatory student Metro fees will benefit this university
OUR VIEW: The benefits of a mandatory student Metro fee outweigh the disadvantages.
Maryland’s outdated pension system is keeping valuable talent away
Maryland needs to modernize its pension offerings to attract top talent to the state government’s workforce.
Hello? I’d like to buy a senator.
It’s not Betsy DeVos’ beliefs and goals that scare me the most — it’s that she’s managed to purchase enough power to implement them.
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 should retaliate against Bashar al-Assad’s Cessation of Hostilities agreement violations
If ISIS is to be removed, we must first ensure that Assad stops violating international agreements.
UMD’s current course evaluation system will never be useful
For better course evaluation response rates, UMD needs to ask things students care about.