Tom Brady, Gawker and the problem with selective justice
Unfair punishment can appeal to us when it hurts our adversaries. But what goes around comes around.
UMD shouldn’t require applicants to submit their test scores
Standardized testing is a barrier for disadvantaged UMD applicants. It should go test-optional.
New university dining plan faces rocky start
OUR VIEW: This university’s new dining plan has stirred up controversy.
UMD’s pay increase for grad students is another failure of transparency
University administration is shooting itself in the foot.
Our SGA elections are broken. We need better community engagement.
The SGA must engage students to fight community apathy.
In the race for optimism, no one wins this election year
Unlike in past years, choosing a candidate for president has become a joyless affair.
The leaders I grew up with
When we were little, the important decisions were made for us as our lives went on, seemingly undisrupted. But come this election, it is our duty now to make these decisions.
A Pokemon Go journey can be a risky nostalgia trip
While Pokemon Go has accomplished extraordinary feats, the dangers that the game poses to distracted kids need to be addressed before it’s too late.
South Africa’s Youth Day: a symbol of progress and hope
The public holiday serves as a sign for how far the country has come.