Review: Grammy nominated artist Omar Apollo lights up The Anthem with love
Omar Apollo went beyond his R&B stylings and gave a uniquely inclusive performance.
Review: Jonah Hill’s ‘Stutz’ takes us on a journey through therapy
Therapy is scary, and allowing yourself to be vulnerable is constant work. Academy Award-nominated actor Jonah Hill’s new documentary Stutz, released on Monday spotlights his…
Review: ‘Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me’ is an honest look at the star’s mental health journey
Raw, unapologetically honest and vulnerable, yet simultaneously and inevitably scared to be all of those things — that’s what Selena Gomez:…
Crafting a Better World exhibit at Renwick Gallery shows intersection of art and activism
Artists share experiences to prompt change as protestors vandalize art in the name of activism.
‘A hoe never gets cold’: UMD students reclaim Halloween costume stereotypes
This Halloween, young women are reclaiming the words that usually shame their sensuality.
Gloomy weather and academic pressures are affecting students’ motivation
The UMD Counseling Center and Help Center have seen a dramatic spike in crisis-related calls.
DC punk exhibit at UMD contextualizes the irresistible urges to rebel
Punks in Washington, D.C., and College Park questioned everything around them.
Student-initiated courses at UMD expand class offerings, bridge gaps in course content
The Student Initiated Courses program helps students design and teach courses in 14 UMD departments.
Review: ‘Blonde’ is a triggering, pitiful rewrite of Marilyn Monroe’s private life
Content Warning: This article contains references to sexual violence. In the newly released Netflix film Blonde, the…
‘Come to Daddy’ art exhibit prompts a critical look at pop(ulist) culture
The Washington, D.C., exhibition makes visitors revel in the impacts of popular culture.