Quen Blackwell brings decades of the internet to life at SEE’s spring lecture
From viral Vine moments to TikTok stardom, Quenlin Blackwell took over Stamp Student Union, sharing life lessons and behind the scenes gossip.
Maryland Opera Studios reimagines fairy tale in its operatic show ‘Fishwife’
The debut of the Maryland Opera Studio’s commissioned piece, based on a fairytale, had everything from shanties to arias.
As CDepot closes, nostalgia for physical media lives on
Had I known CDepot would be shutting down, I probably would’ve visited more often. Still, the era of vinyl isn’t over.
Cafes are historical literary hubs, not modern ‘third spaces’
The cafe setting removes our silos, letting us work together in comfortable silence, which is quite motivating.
Terp Lions dance club roars with creativity, technical prowess
This university's only lion dancing club performs traditional lion dances at major campus events and hones the art form.
Maryland Filmmakers’ fall film festival spotlights UMD student talent
The event included horror, comedy and documentary work from student filmmakers.
Language house students center international conflicts, social inequality in annual film festival
Language clusters competed using humor and drama to address societal problems.
Electropop artist Tiffany Day headlines Chinese Student Association, SEE Chinatown Café
Day’s performance marked the first time an artist has joined CSA for the Chinatown Cafe event since it started three years ago.
SEE haunted house returns for a night of makeshift terror
SEE hosts a spooky haunted house for the UMD community in the Stamp Student Union Grand Ballroom.
UMD Spook ‘N Slay celebrates LGBTQ+ students’ costume creativity
UMD Pride Alliance hosted the second annual Spook n' Slay, inviting students to compete in a costume competition