'Rubbing salt on 1,200 wounds' | Maryland leaders react to ruling that UMD students can hold Oct. 7 vigils
Planning was underway Wednesday just a day after a judge ruled that UMD group "Students for Justice In Palestine (SJP)" could go ahead with their planned vigil, saying a cancellation would be a violation of the group's first amendment rights. UMD officials confirmed Tuesday they would honor the court's ruling.
Being a first-generation college student could not have prepared me for the inequalities I experienced when I started my PhD ...
The students of SJP described the event as an interfaith vigil to be held on the university’s College Park campus on Oct. 7, ...
UMD President Darryll Pines said the school revoked approval for the Students for Justice in Palestine event based on the ...
Student groups across the political spectrum held multiple watch parties in Stamp Student Union and campus academic buildings ...
Lawsuit filed against UMD for cancellation of Oct. 7 vigil. On Sept. 1, the University of Maryland told student organizers ...
They are so afraid of their students and teachers that they have forbidden anyone from memorializing the Israeli and ...
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