Pledge allegiance to the flag, not the US President
Asking for loyalty in exchange for money is something no higher education institution should agree to.
UMD professors can’t stay silent in today’s political climate
When U.S. universities silence open discussions, they are unintentionally mirroring the censorship they are supposed to be actively resisting.
PHOTOS: ‘No Kings’ draws thousands to Washington, D.C.
The Diamondback followed community members as they protested in Washington, D.C. Here are some scenes from the day.
College Park, Prince George’s County no longer listed as sanctuary jurisdictions
Under a significantly revised list by the Department of Justice, Baltimore County is the only Maryland community still identified as a sanctuary jurisdiction.
It’s in everyone’s best interest that the US Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship
Of all the questionable and malicious actions Trump’s administration has taken since Jan. 20, fighting birthright citizenship could be the most anti-American.
7 UMD international student visas restored after Trump reversal
The change comes after the Trump administration reversed the termination of legal status for international students across the U.S. on Friday.
Federal government revokes visas from 7 people at UMD
Nearly 5,000 students at this university have student visas. Eighty-four percent of these students have an F-1 visa, which grants international people a temporary stay in the U.S. to attend an accredited academic institution.
El RHA de UMD aprueba una resolución que reafirma la DEI, el compromiso de sostenibilidad
La resolución reitera los valores y la política preexistentes relacionados a la inclusión y la sostenibilidad, pero no cambiará ninguna operación actual de RHA.
To resist Trump, Democrats need to focus on local politics
As the Trump administration starts to implement Project 2025, state leaders have become extremely important in resisting unprecedented and controversial executive actions.
U.S. education department to cut workforce in half
The U.S. Department of Education will put about half of its 4,100-person workforce on administrative leave beginning March 21.