A Darryl Hill statue is long overdue
OUR VIEW: Erecting a statue of Darryl Hill is a “no-brainer” for this university.
Why did it take UMD so long to care about Jordan McNair’s death?
OUR VIEW: It shouldn’t have taken bad press for the university to make staffing changes.
Libertarianism and white nationalism are actually very different
The central principles of libertarianism often clash with those of conservatism.
Dolphins and whales are too intelligent to serve as our exhibits
The way we treat dolphins and whales is unethical.
More student fees are not the way to solve Title IX funding crisis
OUR VIEW: We shouldn’t pay for resources the federal government has already decided are our right.
If UMD cares about proximity to D.C., why is DOTS cutting the weekend 104 bus?
Scrapping the route will isolate students from Washington, D.C.
Three years after the Baltimore uprisings, corruption continues to thrive
A lack of transparency fueled the violence after Freddie Gray’s death.
UMD’s SGA can no longer afford to be a boys’ club
Before it can make change on campus, the SGA must change its culture.
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.
Welcoming a new academic year
The new school year will be filled with many experiences worth celebrating.