Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs could spell trouble for UMD students For students already balancing tuition, fees and living expenses, these tariffs could further shrink their pockets. Anderson Lemus-Del Cid November 19, 2024
The sky’s the limit: we don’t need a debt ceiling The debt ceiling’s existence threatens the very financial stability it was created to protect. Kyra Freeman May 2, 2023
Soaring insurance costs are unfair to the UMD student body To prevent exploitation, this university must make insurance prices more manageable for students. Rebecca Scherr November 16, 2022
COLUMN: Going for it on fourth down could elevate Maryland football to new competitive levels Elite teams take chances. Maryland football must take chances and go for it on fourth down. Ravi Panguluri September 2, 2022
Patents are harming innovation. It’s time to reform the patenting process. Incessant patenting hinders innovation and stifles lifesaving technology Rohin Mishra July 20, 2022
The NFT market is ripe for financial malpractice With its unclear ownership standards, the NFT market is dangerous for consumers. Ravi Panguluri June 21, 2022
A post-pandemic economic recovery must include strong child care Parents can’t return to work without taking care of their children. We need to better fund child care. Adam Cullen April 14, 2022
Public sector jobs aren’t being filled. It’s because these workers aren’t paid fairly. Let’s treat public sector jobs with as much importance as they deserve. Zach Wandalowski December 7, 2021
UMD opens center to support veteran entrepreneurs in the mid-Atlantic The center is a partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration. Hannah Ziegler November 2, 2021
Congress, leave debt decision-making to the experts Petty partisan politics can’t get in the way of debt ceiling deliberations. Jessica Ye October 11, 2021