Maryland football commits to social justice messaging ahead of season opener
The Terps will wear athlete-designed stickers on their helmets on Saturday.
UMD organizations fight to reform policing on campus
While some groups have launched committees, others say that change requires action.
After congressional run, Mckayla Wilkes is fighting to end the school-to-prison pipeline
The former candidate started a nonprofit with a former UMD student.
“Know Your Rights” workshop discusses racial injustice and interactions with police
The goal of the program was to educate young adults on their constitutional rights and how to handle encounters with law enforcement.
The importance of Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Savage’ SNL performance
"At the end of the day, we need our Black women."
Why can’t Prince George’s County reform its police department?
Prince George's County has problems with policing — but it can't reform them away.
UMD student creates digital magazine celebrating Black people’s accomplishments, culture
“We deserve a spotlight”
Some Black UMD students appreciate Pines’ actions, but others say he lacks urgency
Some students want administration to be more proactive in preventing racism on campus.
Maryland women’s soccer is unapologetically Black, and it wants young Black girls to know
"It’s a great example of what a team could and should look like.”
“The right thing to do”: Maryland men’s soccer speaks out about social issues
The Terps circulated a picture on social media kneeling in solidarity against police brutality and racism last week.