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This year’s Contemporary Art Purchasing Program features the work of Ukrainian-born interdisciplinary artist Elena Volkova and a collaboration with Lakeland. Continue reading ‘Then, Now, and Tomorrow’ exhibition explores themes of displacement, representation and community
By Jan Carlo Marin At the University of Maryland, everyone has a dream they want to fulfill – but at least one student is already experiencing his journey early. Evan Kim, junior information science and technology design double major, is a student during the day, but a buzzing photographer at night. This head start to his career has afforded him opportunities that most do not … Continue reading Evan Kim, a UMD student by day and photographer by night, experiences his career early
By Audrey Keefe When Timothy Jacobsen received his first camera in middle school, he fell in love with the ability to capture stories. He never foresaw this passion for photography transitioning into a profession, so he focused on writing. It wasn’t until Gary McDonald, Jacobsen’s advisor and photography professor at Winona State University, told Jacobsen that his photography skills drastically outweighed his writing skills. “You … Continue reading Photojournalist Timothy Jacobsen unveils the key to capturing stories and college students’ attention
By Ava Thompson Even though UMD seems like any other college campus, the university has some secret gems hidden away from the well-trod path. Hidden from the naked eye, secret hangout spots at University of Maryland attract students who are willing to put in some walking — or climbing — to find the perfect location. Stargazing on the golf course One night with his friends, … Continue reading Hidden gems: favorite spots around campus that are away from the naked eye
sBy Ashley Peccerelli With the guidance of award-winning photographer Michael Stewart, the Art & Learning Center at Stamp offered a four-hour portrait workshop Nov. 4 for students interested in photography. Stewart is nationally known for his unique photography, and his work spanning over several decades. His images have appeared in publications as diverse as The Washington Post, Guitar Player, Discovery Channel Online, Classic Motorcycle, Washington … Continue reading Award-winning instructor leads workshop for aspiring portrait photographers
by Morgan Politzer Maryland Day is an annual tradition at the University of Maryland. It is a one-day open house in which there are six different “learning neighborhoods” around campus with informative and interactive activities for both children and adults. Prospective students were given the opportunity to learn about the university and the different majors and programs available to them. Other activities included arts and crafts, … Continue reading Gallery: Maryland Day 2017
On Saturday, April 22, 40,000 people congregated on Constitution Ave. in Washington. The March for Science had brought them together on a rainy day with the common goal of advocating for the adoption of scientific policies and an increase in research and design funding from the federal government. Despite the weather, participants were energized, brought many creative signs and wore intricate costumes to the display. Continue reading Gallery: March for Science
Gallery by Lauren Anikis by Yelin Jung More than 300 students and community members participated in the Out of the Darkness Walk held by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to raise suicide awareness and funds on April 9 on McKeldin Mall. CJ Pendleton, a senior kinesiology major, decided to bring this event to campus because of his own personal struggles with depression and suicidal … Continue reading Out of the Darkness Walk raises suicide awareness on campus
The Maryland women’s lacrosse team beat Michigan 20-7 Saturday. The Terps retained their No. 1 ranking and extended their winning streak to 11-0. Junior attacker Megan Whittle, sophomore midfielder Jen Giles, freshman midfielder Kali Hartshorn and freshman attacker Brindi Griffin all scored hat tricks, while senior midfielder Zoe Stukenberg had three assists. The Terps will face Virginia in their next challenge Wednesday at 7 p.m. Continue reading Gallery: Women’s Lacrosse vs. Michigan
by Jillian Atelsek A large number of students came to Philip Merrill College of Journalism for a panel on women in photojournalism Tuesday night, falling on the eve of International Women’s Day. The event was co-hosted by the UMD Chapter of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) and the Women Photographers of Washington (WPOW). Allison Shelley and Laura Pohl, two members of WPOW, attended the event … Continue reading Philip Merrill College of Journalism Hosts Panel on Women in Photography
