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.
Transverse Cooperative wants to amplify the voices of the underserved through art
Transverse Cooperative uses a mutual aid system to support local artists and political causes.
‘Unspoken Volumes’ re-envisions the relationship between art, viewer and space
Open until Oct. 8, the Stamp Gallery highlights the potential that art forms have to create new art of their own.
Women are redefining what it means to be a musician
This Smithsonian exhibit highlights music herstory, sparking reflection on women’s current roles in music.
Smithsonian exhibit examines the future of Title IX in sports
“We Belong Here” spotlights athlete stories and questions how Title IX will respond to gender identity.
Iranian photography exhibition highlights poignant scenes of unity amid war
“Living in Two Times” shares haunting scenes from the Iranian Revolution and Iran-Iraq war.
Review: ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ is funny but lacks narrative depth
The newest Marvel release attempts to draw viewers into Thor’s journey for love and inner peace, but the parody-like film serves little purpose beyond a cheeky laugh.
