TAs deserve hourly pay, not symbolic stipends
When we dedicate hours to help our fellow students and improve their college experiences, we deserve to be compensated for our work.
Maryland lawmakers outline 2025 legislative agenda as $3 billion deficit looms
Gov. Wes Moore attributes the deficit to dwindling federal COVID-19 relief funding and “inherited structural deficit.”
Active learning can revolutionize UMD education
People learn in different ways, and often, it is not just through memorization or lectures.
To engage with the local elderly community, UMD should host a Lifelong Learning Institute
The elderly want education too. It’s time for UMD to host a Lifelong Learning institute.
Education takes priority in Maryland’s 2024 fiscal year budget
The budget’s investments in public education are “historic,” according to the Maryland State Education Association, the state’s largest teachers’ union.
PGCPS sees big losses in geometry and algebra proficiency
English language arts proficiency level increased across the five most populous counties in Maryland.
Students in South Korea begin to value self-care amid academic pressures
South Korean media and television are helping raise awareness of youth experiences with stress and anxiety.
Maryland General Assembly considers health education, parental rights bills
Bills about parental rights, the state health curriculum and more are generating conversations around the state.
We are not children. Professors must stop banning our laptops in class.
Laptop bans undermine students’ ability to study in a way that works for them.
ChatGPT is not a tool for learning. It must be banned in class.
Instructors can teach students to think critically, but ChatGPT only teaches them to mimic.