Dance, theater photography showcased at Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library exhibit
The exhibit features work from Max Waldman, an experimental photographer from the 1960s.
UMD literature club highlights Asian American and Pacific Islander stories
The club aims to rewrite people’s understanding of the Asian American experience and combat stereotypes through diverse literature.
How true crime media has reshaped the legal system
Pop culture and crime have bizarrely overlapped, allowing anyone to share opinions on case evidence, testimonies and character depositions.
5 podcasts every college student should tune into
The perfect list of college-oriented podcasts to enhance your long commute or walk to class.
UMD club performs revamped Shakespearean scenes
Actors from the Maryland Shakespeare Players showcased brief, lively scenes from multiple iconic plays.
‘Saturday Night’ unveils the chaos of SNL’s debut
The Saturday Night movie reimagines the first night of the comedy-sketch show SNL before its on air premiere in 1975.
The annual bustle of career fairs invite postgrad anxieties
Colleges are places where pressures to find post-graduate jobs brew, and it has become increasingly harder for humanities majors.
UMD student pickle company honors founders’ friendship
From band class to McKeldin Mall, a fully student-run startup was born: Chris and Eric’s Small Batch Pickles.
‘Sex and the City’ delivers a timeless journey for new wave of viewers
'Sex and the City' is a modern favorite due to its timelessness and popular aesthetic.
Elizabeth Gillies talks ‘Victorious,’ fame and what’s next at SEE lecture
‘Victorious’ star Elizabeth Gillies delivered SEE’s annual Back To School lecture on Friday.