Gen Z fuels foreign film domination
The box office domination of The Boy and the Heron and Godzilla Minus One is the latest example of foreign cinema’s growing proliferation in the United States - especially among young people.
The Lantern Bookshop lights a future for college students
The Georgetown used-book retailer gives back to its best customers: college students.
UMD alum shines in cinematographer role, yet low budget bogs down film’s style
University of Maryland alumni Joe Tyler is the cinematographer for a new science fiction indie film.
Inside SEE’s vision of student entertainment
How Student Entertainment Events books the big names to make big memories.
Marvel’s superhero slump keeps declining with the ‘The Marvels’
The Marvels’ disastrous opening weekend marks another low for the once-monstrous genre.
A student’s guide to the best coffee in DC
From Georgetown to Capitol Hill, here are the most exquisite espressos in the nation's capital.
How WMUC’s record librarian is keeping Zambian rock alive
Jake McInturff is leading the charge in the preservation of zamrock, the nearly forgotten African subgenre.
WMUC turns 75: How the station keeps its story spinning
Since 1948, WMUC has given students an outlet for creativity and self-expression, and they aren’t going anywhere soon.
UMD Fit Check brings the runway to College Park
How one student’s fashion-forward passion project became a campus sensation.
Troye Sivan’s third album delivers a ‘Rush’ of queer complexities
The Australian musician explores the highs and lows of queer culture in his newest album, "Something To Give Each Other."