Lorde swimming in the Potomac isn’t surprising
Lorde's Potomac swim highlights the need to make the river safer.
We’re too used to invading celebrities’ privacy
Why do people feel entitled to celebrities' lives, and where should the line be drawn?
‘Beyond King Tut’ exhibit tells the story of boy king nearly lost to history
The National Geographic Museum in Washington, D.C., takes visitors through the tomb of King Tut, explaining what its discovery meant for uncovering ancient history.
Studying abroad: The experience of a residential tourist
Studying abroad seemed like a dream as the coronavirus pandemic stretched on and on — and then on some more — but it certainly made finally getting to go all the more exciting.
WMUC to host music festival at DC concert venue
The radio station announced headliner Deep Sea Peach Tree and three supporting acts that will be performing at Songbyrd in August.
“Bridge of Memories” showcase celebrates Tianyi Dance Team’s 10th anniversary
The Tianyi Dance Team was established in 2012 and is the university’s only Chinese cultural dance team.
National Gallery of Art opens thoughtful exhibition ‘Afro-Atlantic Histories’
The new collection tackles the complicated history and impacts of the Atlantic slave trade.
UMD K-pop dance group hosts dance showcase
UMD K-pop dance club, GGWB, hosted their first ever "Ultimate Showcase", featuring performances from various dance groups.
Moco Museum in Amsterdam brings its artful societal commentary beyond Spain
The Moco Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, features modern and contemporary art with a twist that underscores societal double standards and controversy.
The face behind the facades: The story of famed architect Antoni Gaudí
Known as one of the greatest architects of Catalan Modernism, Antoni Gaudí's works are mostly located in Barcelona, including the temple of the Sagrada Familia.