UMD students host candlelight vigil marking one year of war in Ukraine
Since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, there have been thousands of casualties and more than 7 million Ukrainian refugees have fled into Europe.
More turmoil means less oil: Let’s move to more sustainable sources of energy
The Russian invasion shows the U.S. needs to move past oil dependence.
Maryland General Assembly to remove Russian investments, local businesses boycott
Other local businesses have also been raising and donating money for the Ukrainian cause.
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.
Russian citizens aren’t at fault for Putin’s war. They shouldn’t be punished as such.
Sanctions on Russia hurt its citizens the most.
Ukraine is not the only war seen by our generation. University messages can reflect that.
It’s time for global solidarity, starting with the University of Maryland.
After Russian invasion of Ukraine, UMD students hold vigil calling for peace
Dozens of students attended the vigil.
Russian people are not their government. Don’t blame them for the war.
People with Russian heritage have nothing to do with the Russian government declaring war on Ukraine. It’s easy to select a population to scapegoat, but that would make us hardly any different from the real oppressors.
UMD history professors examine Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The History Undergraduate Association, Janus, this university’s undergraduate history journal and the European Caucus of the History Department hosted the panel.