Children make mistakes. They shouldn’t pay for it with their lives. Punishment should be used as a method of holding people accountable, not abusing them. Isabella Cusack April 15, 2024
First-ever Refugee Day creates community for refugees The event featured fun games and activities for attendees to enjoy. Freelance Reporter May 8, 2022
After Russian invasion of Ukraine, UMD students hold vigil calling for peace Dozens of students attended the vigil. Diamondback Staff March 4, 2022
Generation Hope supports students balancing school, parenthood Nearly one quarter of college students are parents. James Cirrone January 30, 2022
Amid change, community endures in UMD’s Latin American and Caribbean Studies Center The center changed its name from the Latin American Studies Center to the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Center last academic year. Christine Zhu October 11, 2021
Petition demands more support for UMD African American Studies Department Thousands have signed on, joining the call begun by a doctoral student. Jonathan Tercasio June 25, 2020
Stream the Magic: UMD chapter of nonprofit Camp Kesem hosts its first virtual gala The organization supports kids who have been affected by a parent or caregiver's cancer. Freelance Reporter April 26, 2020
Community members offer rides, lodging and more to UMD students in need amid pandemic Twenty-four people signed up to help students in need. Diamondback Staff March 17, 2020
“A symbol of love”: Collins family supporters gather at trial with buttons and t-shirts The judge had to tell a packed courtroom Wednesday that symbols supporting one side or another weren't permitted. Diamondback Staff December 12, 2019
UMD SGA votes to support new Title IX office reporting structure The body voted 18-0 on the bill, with two abstentions. Amanda Hernández October 31, 2019