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.
UMD Latinx Monologues weave together art and activism
PLUMAS has worked for six years to provide artistic opportunities for students to speak out.
UMD students explore the future of immersive theatre
The Triumph of Isabella uses technology and augmented reality to wow audiences.
Charlotte may be the most interesting member of the entomology department
The unassuming guest serves a great purpose.
Anis Mojgani and The Asia Project prove the touching power of poetry
The two-time National Poetry Slam Champion Anis Mojgani closed out Monday’s show.
David Harbour talks ‘Stranger Things’ and pursuing acting at UMD
SEE brought Chief Jim Hopper to College Park.
Here’s some songs you should listen to before NextNOW Fest
The two-day event is approaching, so get familiar first.
Art Attack XXXV: Vince Staples and Lil Yachty surpassed expectations
Vince and Yachty did their thing at SEE’s annual spring concert.