Subsidizing all student loans is a cheaper fix than Biden’s debt relief initiative Unsubsidized loans are unfair because students can’t pay what they don’t have. Medhanit Desta March 29, 2023
Applications for student loan forgiveness halted after court strikes down Biden’s program The administration said it is seeking to overturn the ruling and will hold the applications of those who have already applied. Nene Narh-Mensah November 10, 2022
Application for federal student loan forgiveness is now open Applicants can receive up to $20,000 in debt relief if they received a Pell Grant, and up to $10,000 if they are not Pell Grant recipients. Nene Narh-Mensah October 17, 2022
Loan forgiveness is not enough. Public college tuition must be free. This change is imperative for middle- and low-income families. Dhruvak Mirani September 12, 2022
Prince George’s County offering limited monkeypox vaccines As of Friday afternoon, appointments for Aug. 3 through Sept. 2 were unavailable, but the county's website said more appointments would be added if the county receives more vaccine doses. Shifra Dayak August 6, 2022
Before Biden can talk about his political goals, he must show he’ll fight for them To have any chance at success, Biden needs to come to terms with the reality of politics. Adam Cullen March 8, 2022
Citizen conventions could be the answer to ending climate change inaction The climate decision-makers are often old white men. Let’s bring new voices to the table. Zach Wandalowski November 16, 2021
UMD, state groups take action to help Haitian refugees amid outcry over border treatment Groups are pushing for changes to the Biden administration's immigration policies and raising funds for the refugees. Sofia Garay October 28, 2021
The teaching of American military exceptionalism must end The Afghan war wasn’t a success. It shouldn’t be taught as such. Lei Danielle Escobal September 30, 2021