UMD suspends study abroad programs in Italy for foreseeable future

By Emily Riley On Feb. 28, the University of Maryland announced that study abroad programs in Italy would be suspended in response to the Center for Disease Control’s report that the condition of the coronavirus in Italy rose to a Warning Level Three, advising that people avoid any nonessential travel to the country. As of March 3, the university also suspended all 2020 spring break … Continue reading UMD suspends study abroad programs in Italy for foreseeable future

A Look Into US and China Relations in the Information Age

By Shauneen Miranda  Carolyn Bartholomew, chairwoman of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, addressed concerns over the rising tensions between the United States and China in Stamp on Wednesday.  “China continued to pursue state-directed industrial policy, steal intellectual property and maintain barriers to market access,” said Bartholomew, who also serves as a professional staff member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Bartholomew … Continue reading A Look Into US and China Relations in the Information Age

Tianyi Dance Team brings ‘Woven Paths’ to Hoff Theater

By Rina Torchinsky It sounded like chirping birds and drizzling rain filled the Stamp Student Union Sunday night, as dancers graced the stage with traditional Chinese dance at the Tianyi Dance Team’s “Woven Paths” showcase. The Chinese dance team presented an evening of nature-inspired, traditional dance on Easter night. The performance included College Park Diabolo and TerpWushu, as well as some younger talent: Gina Ling … Continue reading Tianyi Dance Team brings ‘Woven Paths’ to Hoff Theater