UMD Art Gallery features new African, BIPOC works
The latest exhibition in the Art-Sociology Building houses traditional African objects and a vibrant contemporary series.
Our World Through Art in Stamp Gallery
Stamp Gallery highlights historically marginalized groups in “What We Do After”
Student comedic talent shines at ‘Maryland Night Live’
The production showcased a wide variety of Terp-centric comedic and musical talent.
Kreativity Diversity Troupe breaks the fourth wall at The Clarice
Kreativity dance troop held their spring showcase on Wednesday
WMUC’s Third Rail Radio hosts its first spoken word performance
Third Rail has been entertaining the local community with features from local acts since 1996.
Maryland Shakespeare Players bring a mythical twist on Romeo and Juliet to The Clarice
The play reimagines the Montagues as werewolves and the Capulets as vampires.
Filipina American artist Ruby Ibarra raps about representation at the Hoff Theater
Ibarra previously worked as a scientist at a biotechnology firm before pursuing her music career full-time.
Clarice hosts renowned Pittsburgh pianist Awadagin Pratt
Pratt, who is 57, has been playing the piano for 51 years.
The Clarice’s BlackLight Summit holds space for risk and rage to reach rejuvenation
The summit invited artists to unpack complex feelings through movement and discussion.
‘Cheerleader, Offbeat, Anthem’: Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka wows crowd at SEE’s All Niter
Okatsuka became the second Asian American woman to have her own special on HBO, after comedian Margaret Cho.