Tenured women professors at UMD overcame barriers on their way up the ranks Women, particularly women of color, are underrepresented in full-time academic positions. Clara Niel April 26, 2021
UMD to begin efforts with Aspire Alliance to diversify STEM faculty UMD will begin its participation in the initiative to better recruit and retain diverse STEM faculty members. Brent Abel December 31, 2020
USM braces for $500 million COVID-19 budget cut, potential layoffs The system acknowledged that “nearly every source” of its revenue will fall in the coming year. Chloe Goldberg September 9, 2020
We need to center the school reopening argument on faculty and staff, not students Faculty and staff lives are more important than students’ convenience. Jake Foley-Keene September 7, 2020
Nyumburu, Black faculty host town hall to discuss racism at UMD and police brutality Tuesday's town hall was meant to foster a “cathartic and therapeutic medium.” Clara Longo de Freitas June 18, 2020
UMD to offer leave Monday to employees who wish to take time to mourn George Floyd George Floyd was remembered Thursday at a Minneapolis memorial service. Angela Roberts June 5, 2020
Dozens gather at UMD vigil for beloved African American Studies professor Jonathan England Students remembered England as a mentor and devoted ally. Clara Longo de Freitas June 3, 2020
Academics deserve financial and institutional security. Here’s what they need. The academic job market can be saved — but faculty need funding and power. Max Foley-Keene April 5, 2020
UMD orders hiring freeze to offset losses from coronavirus closures The school will lose millions as a result of pandemic. Lyna Bentahar April 2, 2020
“Trying to make lemonade out of lemons”: UMD professors prepare to move classes online Faculty say some classes are easier to adapt than others. Matt McDonald March 30, 2020