By Kendrick Brown
The College Park City Council unanimously voted to redistribute a grant to fund a new public arts project in Lakeland during Tuesday’s meeting. Continue reading City council votes to develop a community arts project in Lakeland
By Sophia Yodice
The University of Maryland’s Stamp Gallery hosted a reception on Monday to introduce “Lights Off at 8 pm,” a diverse group exhibition featuring artists who approach memory as inherently fluid and emotional. Continue reading “Lights Off at 8 pm” explores themes of memory in Stamp Gallery exhibition
By Clare Roth
The Clarice Performing Arts Center and Student Entertainment Events, once again partnered to host their annual Silent Disc-Glo event, which drew one of the biggest crowds in the event’s nine-year history. Continue reading Silent Disc-Glo party brings in abundance of students
By Deja Jones
Final exams have students at the University of Maryland feeling the pressure of deadlines, exams and research papers — but they are not alone. Continue reading UMD students reflect on finals week, find support systems
By: Andrew Mollenauer
Top-Shellf: Community through cultural clubs and unique courses at the University of Maryland. Continue reading TOP-SHELLF
By: Tahlia Williams
The University of Maryland’s campus came alive on Saturday, April 26, as thousands of families, alumni and community members gathered to celebrate Maryland Day. Continue reading Maryland Day blends history, discovery with annual UMD celebration
By: Ashna Balroop
With over 10 colleges and schools that focus on different academic disciplines, the University of Maryland is home to a plethora of interesting classes. Continue reading Hidden gems: exploring unique classes at UMD
By Andrew Mollenauer Photo by Andrew Mollenauer SPOTLIGHT: Merrill Alumna’s Passion For Journalism Lives On In Her Career Teaching High School English After earning two degrees in preparation for her teaching career, Ayesha Ahmad took a detour through the graduate program at University of Maryland’s Merrill College of Journalism. Now a high school English teacher at Sandy Spring Friends School in Montgomery County, Ahmad taught elementary … Continue reading TOP-SHELLF
By Tahlia Williams As the University of Maryland’s class of 2025 prepares to walk across the graduation stage, many seniors are reflecting on the highs, lows, and transformative experiences that shaped their college experiences. From navigating a freshman year impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to discovering their passions and communities across campus, seniors are taking a moment to look back with pride, gratitude and anticipation … Continue reading UMD’s class of 2025 shares parting thoughts, reflecting on college experience
By Alex BurkeThe University of Maryland Department of Environmental Science and Technology celebrated Earth Day during its “Intersecting the Environment and Art” presentation at the Animal Sciences and Agricultural Engineering Building on Tuesday. The event brought together professors, artists and museum professionals to explore the often-overlooked relationship between environmental responsibility and artistic and institutional practices. Artwork and behind-the-scenes practices from the Baltimore Museum of Art … Continue reading Where art meets Earth: UMD’s ENST Earth Day event brings creative energy to environmental action
