A return to normalcy in education policy won’t be enough
The incoming Biden administration needs to go beyond a return to Obama-era education reform.
What having Jill Biden in the White House could mean for educators
Jill Biden’s position as first lady can bring hope and change for teachers.
Local voters discuss their reactions, hopes for policy changes following Biden’s victory
They reflect on what they hope the future could look like with a Biden presidency.
The nation’s deep political divide has polarized the families of these UMD students
With family on opposing sides, these students weigh in on the challenges of an increasingly hostile political environment.
Ranked-choice voting could revitalize our democracy
Ranked-choice voting would be a major improvement on the electoral process.
What Democrats got wrong about Latino voters
Democrats need to better understand Latino voters if they want to win them over.
Now that Biden won, it’s time to get to work
A return to "normalcy" under Joe Biden won't be good enough.
The next four years should be used to repair relations with Latin America and help migrants
Migrants in PG County depend on progressive migration policies.
It’s Election Day. Here’s what UMD professors say we can expect.
Two government and politics professors predicted a Biden win.
A visual recap of early voting in Prince George’s County and Maryland
In Prince George’s County, more than 260,000 voters requested mail-in ballots, according to the Maryland Board of Elections.