Abbott Elementary forgets its roots in second season While still a phenomenal show, the focus on romance is too much. Khushboo Rathore April 23, 2023
Standardized testing is a bad indicator of learning in a pandemic The pandemic changed how children learn. Standardized tests must change too. Anthony Liberatori April 4, 2022
Perfect attendance is a toxic policy for students Encouraging kids to go to school is an undeniably good thing, but encouraging them to do it at the cost of themselves is horrific. Rohin Mishra January 27, 2022
When grades don’t matter, what does? What is the guideline for how much we’re supposed to care for anything nowadays? Manuela López Restrepo August 18, 2020
“An open door policy”: How Darryll Pines plans to rebuild trust as UMD’s next president Pines is set to take over as president in July. Carmen Molina Acosta February 14, 2020
UMD researchers are investigating investment gaps in child education The study aims to determine funding differences for children across ethnicities and income levels. Chloe Goldberg February 13, 2020
Former College Park Academy students are disheartened by walls they say are easily damaged Experts say the building is meant to be a flexible space where walls could be easily moved. Christine Condon November 4, 2019
Students, faculty and Maryland officials celebrate groundbreaking of public policy school The building is slated to be complete in spring of 2020. Eric Neugeboren October 30, 2019
UMD researchers want to know if educational programming can reduce bias in kids They received a grant of more than $1 million to assist in the project. Shreeya Agarwal October 28, 2019
Double major in subjects you’re interested in — especially if they’re wildly different College is for exploration. Don't double major in related subjects. Kevin Hu May 14, 2019