USM could cut 400 jobs as state grapples with $3 billion deficit
University system chancellor Jay Perman addressed state lawmakers at multiple committee hearings this week about the proposed cut’s repercussions.
Doctoral students are being left behind. Pathway programs can help them.
Doctoral programs need pathway opportunities that help students go from graduate assistantships to careers post-degree without a delay.
Universities must evolve curricula to equip students for an AI-dominated workforce
By prioritizing and embracing interdisciplinary learning and engaging with the ethical dimensions of AI, universities can prepare students to navigate the changing landscape with confidence and human creativity that AI can never mimic.
Key takeaways from UMD’s salaries report
Among the most notable salaries is former men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon and university President Darryll Pines.
Here’s what it’s like to work at some on-campus jobs at UMD
Pay for 2022 hourly wage jobs for undergraduate students at the University of Maryland ranges from $12.50 per hour to $25 an hour, according to records acquired by The Diamondback.
Professional language is fake. Let’s start normalizing slang in the office.
The way the old guard speaks gate-keeps their companies from understanding, let alone trying to understand, newer ideas. Normalizing slang can change this.
The Diamondback’s 2021 Career Fair Guide
A guide to help students through career fair season at this university.
The do’s and don’ts for nailing an interview
How to keep calm, impress recruiters and score that dream job.
Unemployment benefits can’t end with the pandemic
Americans’ livelihoods are at risk. Unemployment benefits must grow, not shrink.
UMD students explore job opportunities at Stamp virtual job fair
This event connected students with various Stamp departments looking to hire and allowed students to ask questions.