Prince George’s County executive confirms new public safety officials
Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy appointed people to lead key county offices, including police, fire and homeland security departments.
Our leaders need to prioritize empathy over division
Leaders who offer tangible support and believable promises have a powerful effect on a collective community as a critical step for recovery: acknowledgment.
UMD to switch to new administrative system on Friday
The switch to Workday aims to improve and streamline the user experience for faculty and staff by integrating human resources and finance systems into a single interface.
UMD SGA President Ayelette Halbfinger outlines priorities for this fall semester
Initiatives include advocating for mental health, creating a Native American memorial scholarship and working more collaboratively with university administration.
The 2022 report card
OUR VIEW: This year's performance review of College Park and the University of Maryland’s central institutions.
Winter graduates deserve their own commencement
Spring commencement isn't a substitute for winter commencement.
It’s time for the university to prioritize a $15 minimum wage for students
Student labor makes this university run. They deserve the respect of a living wage.
Ukraine is not the only war seen by our generation. University messages can reflect that.
It’s time for global solidarity, starting with the University of Maryland.
UMD grad students still at odds with administration in fight for collective bargaining
Collective bargaining rights would enable graduate assistants at this university to unionize and negotiate working conditions such as hours, pay and leave.
