Job applicants too often face salary discrimination. This Maryland bill would help.
Prospective employees need more protection from salary discrimination.
For Ledo’s owner, selling the family business is a “bittersweet” decision
It's been a staple in College Park since 2010.
UMD Senate struggles to recruit more grad students
Fewer than 20 graduate students applied to run for a position.
Meet the man who got Maryland basketball to play the “Black National Anthem”
Two singers performed "Lift Every Voice and Sing" at a men's basketball game last week.
A Maryland bill would require colleges to develop plans for making voting accessible
UMD community members are among those lobbying for the legislation.
Richard Collins’ family will take to Annapolis next week in push for hate crime law reform
The state legislature is slated to hear bills Tuesday that would broaden Maryland's hate crime statute.
The Iowa caucuses don’t need to matter this much
The Iowa caucuses matter because our media says so.
“Nothing more fearless”: UMD students discuss injustice at Black History Month event
Harriet Tubman's life and legacy serve as foundation for monthly social justice talk.
UMD-led partnership aims to enhance quantum technology workforce
The alliance includes Johns Hopkins University and Lockheed Martin.
Neuroscience major set to come to UMD next semester
Current freshmen and sophomores will be able to transfer into the major starting in June.