Grading for accuracy is archaic. It’s time for labor-based grading.
Through its assessment of effort, labor-based grading is a fair way to grade UMD students
Taxing students won’t fix crime. Community-based violence intervention programs could.
The College Park City Council should not tax students to fund policing measures.
RAs should not have to choose between financial aid and reduced room and board
Current laws harm financial aid prospects for RAs, and they must be changed.
Transgender Americans struggle to vote. Changing voter ID laws can help.
Voter ID laws create harmful barriers for transgender Americans.
Transgender health equity bill fails to pass Maryland General Assembly
The bill would've required Maryland's Medicaid program to cover gender-affirming care.
From the Newsroom: Next steps toward a more equitable newsroom
The Diamondback has a long history dating back to 1910. Through successes and shortcoming, The Diamondback has always sought to better itself. Over…
UMD American studies professor discusses impact of white supremacy on society
Professor Wong's research was presented as part of a series on race, equity and justice
Here’s what Black and Asian American solidarity could look like at UMD
A coalition that includes Black and Asian American student leadership with other marginalized students could be an especially powerful one.
It’s time UMD gives women’s sports the attention they deserve
UMD women’s sports are nationally awarded. They must be recognized for their efforts.
UMD students rally in DC for suspension of intellectual property rights for COVID vaccine
While the rally continued, the Biden administration announced actions towards suspending the intellectual property protections for the vaccine.