Toxic productivity is pervasive in colleges. Here’s what we can do about it. Our higher education system perpetuates toxic productivity. Allison Cochrane September 9, 2020
USM won’t increase tuition, room and board rates for next school year The decision was made to ease financial challenges hoisted on students and families by the coronavirus pandemic. Angela Roberts June 19, 2020
In defense of business schools A pragmatic approach to education isn’t “corrosive” to academia. Guest Opinion May 12, 2020
UMD will lose $80 million due to COVID-19 — and government aid will only make a dent Along with other Big Ten university presidents, Loh has lobbied Congress for a higher education bailout. Chloe Goldberg April 15, 2020
Colleges across the country are moving toward “meta major” tracks for freshmen It's a way to increase flexibility and decrease the pressure to choose a major, some say. Chloe Goldberg December 9, 2019
After hitting a historic low, UMD’s black freshman enrollment jumped this fall Black students now make up just over 11 percent of the freshman class. Jillian Atelsek October 11, 2019
New UMD computer science program aims to teach working professionals This university is set to start offering the program in November. Eric Neugeboren October 10, 2019
UMD needs more state funding. The whole campus community can rally behind that. UMD needs to unite to combat austerity in higher education. Max Foley-Keene September 12, 2019