Behind Sepideh Salehi’s artwork featured at the Stamp Gallery
"Mirrored Re-Collection" is open until Dec. 15th.
How to get your life together before finals rip you apart
Life is already hard and two weeks of exams makes it even worse.
An ode to sticky note window art on campus
"As it is neither done for money nor for reputation, anonymous graffiti is the purest form of art." -Anonymous
“Glances From Infinity” showcases the diversity of UMD faculty work
Among the items on display: paintings, sculptures and melted prescription bottles.
MAVRIC conference shows how augmented reality is changing UMD
How will virtual reality fit into education? It’s a question that University of Maryland staff and faculty like Amitabh Varshney are asking every day. “It’s…
UMD students get creative to manage their mental health
Artistic expression can help with stress and other issues.
Panel at MilkBoy ArtHouse discusses the role of the music critic in the internet age
When everyone’s a critic, do critics still matter?
Polish professor shares his research on Hasidic Judaism with UMD community
Marcin Wodziński, a Jewish studies professor at the University of Wroclaw, is helping students and scholars learn about the ordinary people of the Hasidic movement.
Artist panel for Driskell Center’s ‘Moving Visuals’ explains impact of time-based art
Featured artists share how live performance, interactive art and film uniquely express creative ideas.
Review: The Clarice puts on a great show for ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
Satire, horror and sci-fi are tied into one for The Clarice’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. The tale of greed, romance and desire shined at the University of Maryland, with an exquisite set, talented performers and compelling music.