UMD students, faculty react to Supreme Court affirmative action cases The Supreme Court agreed to hear two affirmative action cases on Jan. 24. Nene Narh-Mensah February 11, 2022
Biden needs to look beyond the Ivy League for the next Supreme Court justice Brilliance exists outside Ivy League schools. The Supreme Court needs to recognize it. Adam Cullen February 7, 2022
Pretending to be apolitical isn’t endearing. It’s dangerous. Staying apolitical means staying neutral on important issues. Adam Cullen January 31, 2022
If Democrats want to hold real policy power, they need to control the courts The courts have the power. Why don’t Democrats understand that? Courtney Cohn June 1, 2021
Social media is students’ free speech platform. The Supreme Court must recognize that. Here’s why the newest free speech Supreme Court case matters. Courtney Cohn May 4, 2021
UMD students battle conflicting emotions, fear after Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation Barrett was confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 26. Diamondback Staff November 3, 2020
College students will suffer from Republicans’ attempts to undo Obamacare Here's how the current effort to repeal Obamacare would hurt college students. Allison Cochrane October 29, 2020
Affirmative action is under attack from the Trump administration. Colleges must fight back. Affirmative action is imperfect, but it's the best tool we have right now. Laura Phillips-Alvarez October 22, 2020
Abortion case tried in Greenbelt marks first in Supreme Court since RBG’s death UMD students and professors discussed reproductive rights in wake of justice's death. Anaya Truss-Williams October 15, 2020
What Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death means for the fabric of democracy “Justice, justice, thou shalt pursue.” Lexi Gopin September 23, 2020