Art Attack XXXIII presented an entertaining, yet somewhat lacking, end-of-the-semester distraction
The Friday night show paired rapper LIl Dicky and R&B veteran T-Pain.
“Die Zauberflöte” at the Clarice was entirely perfect
The one-off production, written in 1791, was totally out of the ordinary and yet somehow entirely perfect.
Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq educates and entertains Kay Theatre crowd
The activist put on a show that was as musical as it was informative.
Better than 19: Michael Che gets comfortable at the SEE Spring Comedy Show
The comedian and “Weekend Update” host brought a casual presence as the headliner for SEE’s spring comedy show.
Terpstock’s summer vibes bring vacation to April
Sunday’s exceptional weather and laid-back ambiance make for great performances at SEE’s festival-inspired event.
Spiral-bound success: why hand writing your notes is the right move
New research finds students who hand-write notes do better in school than their typing counterparts.
The Art Library: A hidden gem
The most underrated library on the campus is a true delight.
A close observation of the Seasons 12 stir-fry line
The Mongolian Grill line is home to some fascinating occurrences
A family affair: A look into the UMD Hip-Hop Festival
The festival, put on by the Black Student Union, was as intimate as it was loud.
No false idols: The two Jayson Blairs come home
One writer grapples with forgiveness for a famous falsifier.