UMD professor speaks on politically motivated violence and radical terrorism
Criminology and criminal justice professor Gary LaFree utilized global terrorism databases to generate his findings.
Amicus briefs should be independently fact-checked
Courts should be impartial. Biased amicus briefs strip them of their credibility.
Asian Americans at UMD grapple with surge in violence against their community
Some are shocked by the graphic nature of the attacks, but they understand that anti-Asian racism has deep roots.
‘Someone Has to Die’ could have been an amazing drama, but it’s too short
‘Someone Has to Die’ could have been an amazing drama, but it’s too short
Feminism means doing more than praising the women in your life
Being a wife guy or girl dad is not supporting women.
Fulbright scholar talks gender nonconformity violence, politics and soccer in Brazil
Brazil is considered the most dangerous country for transgender people in the world.
UMD suspends Hong Kong study abroad program amid protests
"Going out into the city started getting harder because ... there would be protesters and police."
The homeless need a voice in politics. College Park has helped grant them one.
Homeless people have the hardest time voting — but need access the most.
Stricter sentencing laws won’t address Baltimore’s crime problem
Hogan wants to be tougher on violence in Baltimore. Its problems are deeper than that.
Review: ‘Euphoria’s’ take on modern adolescence is excessively obscene but still entertaining
Featuring a young drug dealer with face tats and a quick blur of McSteamy’s prosthetic phallus.