Don’t disrespect our players
According to The Princeton Review, the university ranks number one in the popularity of intercollegiate sports. We have been praised for filling the seats at…
Welcome back: Let’s get to it
I want to extend an enthusiastic welcome to all of you — students, faculty and staff — as we start a new academic year. What…
Tensions flare over gubernatorial campaign ads
The two candidates for governor clashed last week when Republican Larry Hogan demanded television stations stop airing an advertisement from Democrat Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown claiming Hogan “supported massive college tuition increases.”
Leadership letdown
Has personal responsibility in leadership fallen victim to outsourcing? Has “the buck” not stopped at executive desks in America, but rather flown across the pond…
Staff Editorial: The party’s over
Ask some recent university graduates about the heyday of Napster, Kazaa, Direct Connect or Terp Underground and you might elicit a wistful sigh for the…
There’s no excuse for terrorism in Israel
Palestinian rhetoric and attacks prevent peace in Israel.
Stamp’s artistic detour
Katie Krebs’ work focuses on forestscapes and other two-dimensional scenes. The exhibit will be open until mid-July. The art gallery in the Stamp Student…
Health care holdup
Health care holdup Someone screwed up. This state’s health care exchange had one of the most embarrassing first rounds of sign-ups of any in…
Kinesiology minor closes temporarily
Some students will be barred from the university’s kinesiology minor – but only temporarily. The number of kinesiology majors has doubled since the 2003-2004 academic…