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.
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.
What Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death means for the fabric of democracy
“Justice, justice, thou shalt pursue.”
Reflecting on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s feminist legacy
How Ruth Bader Ginsburg's career made her a true feminist icon.
Who can replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court?
Editorial cartoon by Haoran Li.
College Park Council weighs in on Supreme Court case regarding LGBTQ discrimination
More than 15 people attended the emotionally charged meeting.
Trump administration announces it won’t accept new DACA recipients
There are approximately 120 University of Maryland students under the program.
“There’s hope”: How a DACA recipient journeyed to UMD — and is fighting for a better life
Brandon traveled to the U.S. from El Salvador with a coyote when he was 9 years old.
UMD’s undocumented students need support, not empty gestures
OUR VIEW: UMD says it stands with undocumented students, but it hasn't done enough to support them.
Supreme Court rules against Trump’s plans to undo DACA, protecting 120 UMD Dreamers
UMD President Wallace Loh urged the passage of the American Dream and Promise Act.