Long days, lost connections: Students reflect on over a year of online classes A year of online classes has impacted some students' mental health on top of having the burden of full tuition. Freelance Reporter May 4, 2021
Students deserve more information on the efficacy of online learning Students aren't getting enough information about how this semester is holding up to past academic standards. Evan Crum November 16, 2020
UMD must reduce tuition for this semester Students are going to receive a worse education this semester. Why isn't tuition lower? Josh Binderman September 3, 2020
The Big Ten course-sharing program provides financial relief and academic engagement UMD's participation in the Big Ten's Academic Alliance is a step in the right direction. Gabriella Kurczeski September 1, 2020
Students petition UMD to lower tuition and fees, citing online classes The petitions call to lower mandatory fees. Amanda Hernández August 20, 2020
UMD shouldn’t reopen for the fall semester OUR VIEW: Reopening campus unnecessarily puts lives in danger. Diamondback Editorial Board July 28, 2020
Online summer classes are a scam Why are online summer classes still so expensive in the midst of a pandemic? Maya Rosenberg May 18, 2020
Two parents are suing UMD, Towson for partial tuition reimbursement after move online They say the online classes their children are now taking are not equivalent to the in-person opportunities they paid for. Carmen Molina Acosta May 16, 2020
The coronavirus crisis could ignite the movement for tuition-free public college Public universities need more support, and students need free tuition. Maya Rosenberg April 20, 2020
UMD was right to cancel study abroad, but it needs to tell students what’s next UMD must be transparent with students in limbo. Maya Rosenberg March 9, 2020