President Pines can’t claim ignorance when the COVID-19 outbreak hits
UMD's administration is all too aware of the looming COVID-19 outbreak.
Graduate instructors won’t be safe teaching in-person classes
For the sake of graduate instructors, classes need to stay online.
Some Black UMD students appreciate Pines’ actions, but others say he lacks urgency
Some students want administration to be more proactive in preventing racism on campus.
UMD’s COVID-19 dashboard is a failure in transparency
OUR VIEW: UMD's COVID-19 dashboard paints an incomplete picture of the outbreak.
Toxic productivity is pervasive in colleges. Here’s what we can do about it.
Our higher education system perpetuates toxic productivity.
Professors, don’t assign group work during a pandemic
Students have enough to deal with already. Professors shouldn't assign group projects.
How does UMD’s administration think the first week is going?
Editorial cartoon by Haoran Li.
UMD’s Honors College entrenches inequality and privilege
Reform the Honors College to make education more accessible.
There’s no right answer in the debate over synchronous and asynchronous classes
Both synchronous and asynchronous online classes have flaws. Professors have to adapt.