We need the ERA to change how public colleges handle sexual assault
Title IX needs an update, and the ERA could help.
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the fragility of the American Dream
The American Dream was never real.
Terps for Bernie members weigh supporting Biden, voting for a progressive candidate
Terps for Bernie announced that they would not endorse Joe Biden.
“It’s a bit excessive”: Some UMD students, professors raise concerns about Honorlock
Some professors are offering alternatives to using the software.
UMD to hold the first round of summer classes online
The university will announce a decision on fall classes by June 15.
After racist hackers disrupted an event, UMD’s Nyumburu took steps to secure Zoom meetings
"Zoombombers" have harassed meeting participants across the country.
UMD released its first report on hate bias incidents, but it includes little new data
The report covers the 2018 academic year.
College Park City Council discusses proposal for another Wawa on Route 1
The Wawa would be constructed on a parking lot near the city's Ikea.
Quiz: Which SGA party should you vote for?
Elections for the student body run from Wednesday to Friday.
UMD’s Counseling Center hosts first of many virtual mental health workshops
The workshops are aimed at helping students manage stress and anxiety during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.