Maryland Gov. Wes Moore issues pardons for more than 175,000 cannabis convictions Marylanders voted in 2022 to approve a constitutional amendment legalizing the use and possession of cannabis in the state. Sam Gauntt June 17, 2024
UMD community urges university to reconsider ties with Maryland prison labor system This university purchased $8.6 million of products made from Maryland Correctional Enterprises prison labor across the last three years, according to data obtained by The Diamondback. Natalie Weger April 2, 2024
Review: ‘UnPrisoned’ is a clever dramedy on family trauma 'Unprisoned' looks at a unique father-daughter relationship. Taylor Newton March 13, 2023
Inmates deserve a chance at a college education. UMD should create a program for them. Other universities have degree programs for incarcerated people. UMD should as well. Imaan Shikoh October 5, 2022
This Maryland bill would eliminate life-without-parole sentences for juveniles For some, it could be a second chance at life after years behind bars. Eric Neugeboren February 18, 2021
UMD’s Prison Resistance Project gathers to discuss COVID-19’s effect on prisoners Over 250,000 prisoners have been infected since March. David Suggs November 20, 2020
UMD RHA shouldn’t invite UMPD into dorms Forcing students to be around police won't improve relationships. Ray Newby October 31, 2019
Maryland still has work to do on criminal justice reform Maryland's criminal justice system is inequitable — more needs to be done to change that. Sonja Neve October 11, 2019
Here’s what you should know before watching this miniseries on the Central Park Five "When They See Us" will highlight injustice these young boys of color experienced in our criminal justice system. Oyinkansola Awosika May 9, 2019
Review: ‘Grass is Greener’ sparks debate on America’s complicated history with marijuana The new Netflix documentary, which dropped on 4/20, discusses the racist history of drug policy. Morgan Pravato April 23, 2019