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How local Democratic political machines are used to stifle pro-Palestinian voices
by Shubh Agnihotri
June 13, 2026
In May 2024, a crowded Democratic primary for Maryland’s Third Congressional District resulted in the election of then-state senator Sarah Elfreth. Incumbent congressman John Sarbanes, son of former senator Paul Sarbanes, had announced… Read more: How local Democratic political machines are used to stifle pro-Palestinian voices
Students commemorate lives lost in massacre in Philippines, call for “end to US imperialism”
by Riona Sheikh
May 12, 2026
As candles flickered in front of framed photos, around two dozen students and community members gathered for a vigil on the evening of Tuesday, May 5, 2026 in McKeldin Mall to commemorate victims… Read more: Students commemorate lives lost in massacre in Philippines, call for “end to US imperialism”
Freedom and surveillance: How a government loses moral legitimacy
by Sulayman Khan
May 11, 2026
Terrorism is on the rise — only this time the culprits are more sinister than ever before. While society pledges to “never forget” monumental tragedies such as 9/11 or the Holocaust, there remains… Read more: Freedom and surveillance: How a government loses moral legitimacy
Student-organized “Halal Food Fest” showcases cultural dishes
by Al-Hikmah Staff
May 11, 2026
By: Noor Awan Student club Muslim Women in Medicine (MWM) hosted a “Halal Food Fest” on the afternoon of Friday, April 17, 2026 in Hornbake Plaza for students and community members. The event… Read more: Student-organized “Halal Food Fest” showcases cultural dishes
MSA hosts second annual bazaar for small businesses
by Meyra Eral
May 3, 2026
On Thursday, April 23, 2026, the University of Maryland’s (UMD) Muslim Student Association (MSA) hosted their second annual bazaar, a place for Muslim students and alumni to create financial opportunity within the community.… Read more: MSA hosts second annual bazaar for small businesses
“Your disregard is visible”: UMD community members advocate for greater support, transparency for Nyumburu Cultural Center
by Riona Sheikh
May 1, 2026
Safiyah Fatima contributed reporting to this story. Chanting “say it loud, I’m Black and proud” and “Psyche stays,” more than 50 students walked from the Nyumburu Amphitheater to the Thomas V. Miller Administration… Read more: “Your disregard is visible”: UMD community members advocate for greater support, transparency for Nyumburu Cultural Center

How local Democratic political machines are used to stifle pro-Palestinian voices

Students commemorate lives lost in massacre in Philippines, call for “end to US imperialism”

Freedom and surveillance: How a government loses moral legitimacy

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