Netflix’s new take on ‘One Day’ lacks character development, effective pacing
The new show doesn’t establish a true purpose behind its existence, seeing as it’s the second on-screen retelling of the original book.
Faculty Dance Concert gives professors a creative outlet for research interests
The concert is a collaboration between both student dancers and faculty, which gives professors the opportunity to choreograph a piece about anything they want.
Tate McRae embraces heartbreak and revenge on sophomore album
The artist offers a series of songs that include clear depictions of what it’s like to leave your hometown, deal with the betrayal of a friend, and discover the dark side of following your dreams.
UMD art professor hopes to inspire change through SEE’s sustainable fashion workshop
Charlotte Richardson-Deppe believes that teaching students to make small changes can have a big impact.
UMD Student Dance Association holds first performer showcase
The showcase brought together a wide variety of genres such as classical Indian, tap and traditional Chinese.
Dream of Coffee club connects students with weekly social gatherings
The club holds weekly socials demonstrating how to make specialty coffee drinks, where students are able to meet and connect.
‘Lessons in Chemistry’ starts off strong in first two episodes
The plot, character development, and acting all come together to kickstart a unique and interesting story.
Prime Video’s ‘Totally Killer’ feels like something we’ve all seen before
Although the film tries to add the twist of time travel to the plot, it still doesn’t feel like a horror comedy that stands out among the genre.
Ed Sheeran goes back to his roots in ‘Autumn Variations’
The album gives listeners a glimpse into some of the singers’ most pivotal life moments.
Freshman year taught me that online image isn’t everything
College can seem scary and overwhelming. Putting pressure on yourself to have a perfect freshman year will do more harm than good.