Maryland doxxing prevention bill fails to advance in state legislature
The bill would have prevented the distribution of students’ personal information — such as their name, address or place of employment.
UMD sees 46 hate bias incident reports in November amid violence in Israel, Palestine
The figure is the highest number of reports in any single month since the Bias Incident Support Services office was created.
Organized student voices have the power to make real change. SGA doesn’t.
SGA will never be an effective representative of students because UMD is not a democracy.
Hundreds take to D.C. to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
United Help Ukraine has held protests every day since Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
Two years later, UMD students stifle same radical demonstrators
Students described the three-hour demonstration as "free entertainment".
Go-go music is the unifying force D.C. needs
With its deep roots in the city, Go-Go music could be the key to change in D.C.
Joe Biden’s response to another police killing is predictably disappointing
When confronted with another police killing, Biden talks about looting. That says a lot.
Feeling stressed about the U.S. election? Look to Bolivia.
We can look to the courage and conviction of the Bolivian people for an example of how to prepare for post-election power plays.
“We have heard our community”: UMPD discusses decision to divest from 1033 program
New UMD President Darryll Pines announced the divestment on July 1.
Incoming President Pines emphasizes solidarity amid COVID-19 and anti-racism protests
Pines will take over as president on July 1.