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Philip Merrill College of Journalism

Damon Brooks at Knight Hall

‘I Refuse to Lie Down’

Paralyzed in an Accident 11 Years Ago, Graduating Senior Redefines Himself as Sports Journalist

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Journalism Associate Dean Elevated to Lead Merrill College

Journalist, Educator Rafael Lorente to Expand Efforts Reimagining Education and Emphasizing Diversity, Student Opportunities

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Panel of Julian Assange's father, journalism professor Mark Feldstein, Assange's lawyer and his half-brother speak at Knight Hall

The Fight for Julian Assange—and Press Freedoms

Family of Polarizing WikiLeaks Founder Joins UMD Expert for Film Screening and Discussion

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Washington Nationals players at spring training

Op/ed: Baseball Can No Longer Ignore Ron DeSantis’s Culture Wars

Columnist, Journalism Professor Calls for MLB to Flee Florida

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Fatema Hosseini is shown in front of a projected image of Afghans lining up to board a military jet

The Dreams of Fatema

Driven From Afghanistan by Extremism, a UMD Journalism Student Envisions a Better Future for Her Homeland

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You’re Not Imagining It’s Harder to Learn About Local Candidates

A UMD Journalism Expert Explains How Local News Is Changing

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Roxana Hadadi portrait

Critic Thinking

Vulture Writer Makes Sharp Points on Popular Culture

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Jose Antonio Tijerino at podium

‘Your Culture Should Be a Source of Inspiration’

Hispanic Heritage Foundation President Shares Unlikely Journey, Urges Students to Speak Up

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Images of two Ukrainian newspapers overlaid on an image of a street destroyed in Ukraine

Words on War

Alum at Helm of Ukrainian Newspapers Redoubles Efforts to Connect and Inform During Russian Invasion

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Student journalists interview source on porch

Local News Supplement

Gift to Create Internship Program Connecting Merrill College, Maryland Media Outlets

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Store advertising lottery

State Lotteries Transfer Wealth Out of Needy Communities, Howard Center Project Finds

Student Reporting Documents Disproportionate Ticket Sales in Black, Hispanic and Low-income Neighborhoods

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A man votes at a voting both located in National Park

Sports Stadiums Could Change the Game for Future Elections

Study by University Partnership With Nonprofit Finds Support for Use as Polling Sites

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