Dana Priest’s research uncovers government spying on journalists, activists Priest's research won her the George Polk award in technology reporting. Freelance Reporter May 11, 2022
UMD Journalism college holds inaugural Hall of Fame ceremony The ceremony honored alumni and celebrated Merrill College's 50th anniversary. Freelance Reporter April 11, 2022
UMD professor Deneen Brown discusses reporting on Tulsa Race Massacre Brown uncovered the truth about the Tulsa Race Massacre as part of her work as a reporter at the Washington Post Freelance Reporter February 28, 2022
Why you should compartmentalize your social media presence I’m here to argue that you should keep that finsta of yours. Rachel S. Hunt December 26, 2021
UMD journalism and information science colleges offer new master’s degree The program structure is geared towards teaching students how to navigate open data, public records requests and scraped or automatically accumulated data. Freelance Reporter September 30, 2021
UMD professors share thoughts on in-person classes as students return to campus As students and faculty return to the classroom, some have questioned if the university is truly ready to return to full in-person learning. Michael Kim September 23, 2021
Clicks can’t come before critical thinking. It’s time the media understands that. The media has become too obsessed with getting views and clicks from viewers, rather than reporting on all the important information of the day. Jessica Ye August 29, 2021
Chris Cuomo reveals the worst of access journalism. News networks need to do better. Celebrity anchors like Chris Cuomo represent the pitfalls of nepotism-based access journalism. Adam Cullen August 17, 2021
Former UMTV manager Al Perry remembered for calm demeanor, devotion to faith and students Many remember Perry’s patience, authenticity and level head. Khushboo Rathore July 14, 2021
Maryland Athletics holds panel on racial justice in sports The panel included journalists and UMD community members. Joelle Anselmo February 25, 2021