Public servants must go beyond excusing anti-Asian language such as “a really bad day”
Police and politicians must be careful when speaking about anti-Asian racism.
Marches against racism have evolved, and so have the youth who lead them
Youth are leading the protests for racial equality. Here’s why they’re different from past generations.
A promise to John: Wife of slain Capital Gazette journalist finishes book he left behind
Andrea Chamblee and her husband, John McNamara, met and fell in love at the University of Maryland.
Baltimore can’t trust its police, so why should it trust its surveillance?
If citizens don’t take a stand on surveillance, governments will decide for them.
UMD officials want to be ready for a campus shooting. Here’s what they’re doing.
In 2018, 85 people were killed across 16 states in active shooter situations.
UMD students help local high schoolers tackle social issues through writing
Students will present their writing with creative performances this Friday at Tawes Hall.
“Welcome to the fight”: Teach-in event at UMD aims to reduce gun violence
About three dozen people attended the event at the Edward St. John Building, which was led by a panel of local experts and activists.