Marches against racism have evolved, and so have the youth who lead them
Youth are leading the protests for racial equality. Here’s why they’re different from past generations.
The coronavirus can teach student groups about flexibility for commuters
Virtual student group activities should continue into the future.
Zoom is a part of our daily lives, but is the company acting in our best interest?
Zoom has done little to address violations of user privacy and a culture of surveillance.
Software in some UMD libraries aims to improve computer accessibility
It's meant to help the “everyday user.”
Autonomous cars won’t be a safe driving alternative until they have stronger regulation
Without rigorous guidelines, there’s little to stop companies from sacrificing lives to advance their technology.
Former Obama adviser discusses climate change and technology at UMD public policy talk
John Holdren said he thinks technological advancements are necessary for an energy crisis solution.
UMD students developed technology to help cut down on returns in online clothes-shopping
They hope to make it easier to find clothes that fit.
UMD-led partnership aims to enhance quantum technology workforce
The alliance includes Johns Hopkins University and Lockheed Martin.
Byte still needs time to compete with TikTok’s success
Byte may be Vine 2.0, but I've moved on to a bigger and better video-sharing app.
Here are five dating apps you should swipe right on
A beginner’s guide to finding love via iPhone.