Tag: annapolis

UMD Fearless Student Employees rallies for collective bargaining rights in Annapolis

More than 20 people gathered around the Lawyers Mall in Annapolis to voice their support for collective bargaining rights for graduate students at the University of Maryland on Feb. 3, 2023.

Taneen Momeni
February 10, 2023

Wes Moore should not accept donations from conservative groups

Wes Moore made Marylanders a promise. Accepting conservative donations would break it.

Rohin Mishra
November 4, 2022

A runoff system of elections would help ensure majority rule in Maryland

Plurality elections are bad for democracy. Maryland must adopt a run-off system.

Adam Cullen
July 26, 2022

‘Environmental rights are human rights’: Students rally in Annapolis for climate change cause

Dozens of students from various schools and universities came to Annapolis for the rally.

Hannah Ziegler
February 21, 2022

Photo essay: Students show support for Environmental Human Rights Amendment

If passed, the proposed amendment will “protect each person’s right to a healthful and sustainable environment.”

Freelance Reporter
February 21, 2022

‘Es inmoral’: Los manifestantes se reunieron en Annapolis en contra del fin de la moratoria del desalojo del estado

El gobernador Larry Hogan terminó la moratoria en agosto.

Equipo de The Diamondback
October 12, 2021

‘It’s immoral’: Protesters rally in Annapolis against end of state eviction moratorium

Gov. Larry Hogan ended the moratorium in August.

Victoria Stavish
October 4, 2021

Marches against racism have evolved, and so have the youth who lead them

Youth are leading the protests for racial equality. Here’s why they’re different from past generations.

Allison Cochrane
June 15, 2020

Hundreds gather in Annapolis for youth-led march against police brutality, systemic racism

The march was organized by two Annapolis High School students.

Matt McDonald
June 6, 2020

Hogan vetoes 22 spending bills, citing concern over COVID-19 economic fallout

The governor also let about 300 bills go into law without his signature.

Lyna Bentahar
May 8, 2020