Why doesn’t UMD’s government and politics department care about teaching race?
The government and politics department needs to do a better job teaching racial issues.
Review: ‘Woke’ is a painfully relevant comedy written for a pre-2020 world
Lamorne Morris stars in Hulu’s 'Woke,' which sees his character come face-to-face with racial bias.
The NBA shook up social justice in sports. Now what?
The protests have been pervasive, and now all of America is listening.
“A lifelong battle”: UMD students join March on Washington following summer of protests
Some were following in the footsteps of their grandparents, who participated in the 1963 march.
“We have heard our community”: UMPD discusses decision to divest from 1033 program
New UMD President Darryll Pines announced the divestment on July 1.
Behind the viral portraits that have mobilized the Black Lives Matter movement online
Artists have used digital portraits to immortalize the lives of victims of racist killings.
College Park holds second virtual town hall to discuss police and community relations
"I don't know if we can trust you at the end of the day,” one student said.
UMD students and alumni petition for reform of policing on campus
Thousands have signed onto petitions calling for, among other demands, increased funding for mental health personnel.
Incoming President Pines emphasizes solidarity amid COVID-19 and anti-racism protests
Pines will take over as president on July 1.
In Silver Spring, hundreds marched for Black Lives in a protest powered by UMD alumni
About 200 people gathered in front of the city’s Civic Center to show solidarity with the Black community.