By Devon Armor
The show is Maryland Ghostlight Company’s sixth performance since joining the campus in 2023. The University of Maryland student-produced play company focuses on performing contemporary works of theater. Continue reading Student-run Maryland Ghostlight Company sells out ‘Almost, Maine’ play
By Sophia Yodice
Through galleries, classrooms and public spaces, the University of Maryland’s visual arts community continues to negotiate how creativity fits into a research-driven campus. Continue reading Inside UMD’s visual arts landscape: Building connection on campus
By Mohan Xu The School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures’ Korean program held its annual Korean Alphabet Day celebration in the St Mary’s Hall Multipurpose Room on Oct. 9. The event for Korean Alphabet Day, also known as Hangul Day, began with professor Robert Ramsey’s speech, “Hangul, Korea’s Gift to the World.” He spoke about the history of the Korean Alphabet and its writing system. … Continue reading Korean Alphabet Day seeks to bring history, culture to life
By Shruti Bhatt The Maryland Citizens for Arts (MCA) hosted an Advocacy 101 seminar Nov. 8 to help students and faculty members understand the importance of advocating for the arts. MCA’s mission is to expand the nonprofit arts sector through public investment and service to improve lifelong learning and quality of life for Maryland citizens. MCA hopes to achieve this mission in two ways: educating state … Continue reading Maryland Citizens for Arts hosts seminar on the importance of advocacy
