UMD art exhibit seeks to elevate voices of Black women and nonbinary people
Three Black artists submitted work to the exhibit, including one university alumna.
UMD student organizes Black History Month art exhibit showcasing Black joy
“When you're joyful, there's not there's not much that can sway you away from that feeling."
UMD’s Erasable Inc. improv group adapts to virtual environment amid COVID restrictions
The group performed once in-person this semester.
Me Too founder Tarana Burke discusses reformative justice and college activism at SEE Q&A
Burke says college campuses are an integral part of the movement to end sexual violence.
UMD film festival showcases student, alumni creativity
The Maryland Filmmakers film festival took place Wednesday.
UMD PHA sororities continue big/little traditions amid the pandemic
The tradition spans across many generations of bigs and littles.
Art Attack will return in April as a week-long festival
It might not be the big concert we’ve come to expect, but SEE is pulling out all the stops to make sure Art Attack is safe and fun for everyone.
With webcams and green screens, the UMD theater community adapts to online environment
It’s not ideal, they say, but it’s workable.
NextNOW Fest allows UMD comedians to share pandemic-safe standup
Apparently, it's still possible to make people laugh in the middle of a pandemic.
4 things to look forward to when in-person classes return
Virtual classes have made us forget about some of the thrills of daily life.