UMD offers opioid reversal medication in 150 boxes across campus Naloxone has been available in 150 automated external defibrillator boxes across this university's campus as of Nov. 26. Talia Macchi December 10, 2024
Student, alumni businesses win funding at annual Pitch Dingman Competition The annual competition, organized by the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, featured young ventures from the University System of Maryland schools. Nick Elliott April 20, 2023
The Wild West of Wellness The abundance of information social media offers can cost your health. Here’s what you need to know. Ella Sherman March 3, 2023
Five important tips to follow during midterms Here are some easy study and wellness tips students can easily follow for a better, more productive midterms season. Lauren Bentley March 3, 2023
PsychoHairapy: A Q&A with Dr. Mbilishaka Dr. Afiya Mbilishaka is a clinical psychologist and hairstylist. Throughout her career, she realized the importance of building a bridge between… Monica Godnick March 3, 2023
The Diamondback’s 2023 Wellness Guide Dear Reader, With classes, studying and life outside of school, it can be difficult to maintain personal wellness, especially for a college student at… Diamondback Staff March 3, 2023
Soaring insurance costs are unfair to the UMD student body To prevent exploitation, this university must make insurance prices more manageable for students. Rebecca Scherr November 16, 2022
UMD hosts event covering health inequality and structural racism The event featured speakers from the University of Maryland Medical System and African American studies department. Freelance Reporter November 15, 2022
Oral health educator Dr. Alice Horowitz celebrates distinguished career Dr. Horowitz has won many awards for her work in the field of tooth decay and oral cancer prevention. Freelance Reporter September 19, 2022
UMD students gather in D.C. to support abortion rights after leaked Supreme Court decision Many protesters said Tuesday that the court overturning Roe v. Wade would affect people in low-income and marginalized communities the most. Michelle Larkin May 5, 2022