Alex Garland explores an apocalyptic America in ‘Civil War’
The film follows a team of journalists as they traverse a war-torn United States during the Second American Civil War.
Terpoets, English department honor National Poetry Month
Back from the brink, Terpoets and the English department are showing off poetry’s power for National Poetry Month.
How distractions impact Gen Z’s ability to sit through movies
Films such as 'Oppenheimer' dominated the box office and people’s schedules last year, even when Gen Z’s attention spans appear to be shrinking.
New ‘Star Wars’ club gives ‘A New Hope’ to UMD fans
The 'Star Wars' Club president hopes to create a community and legacy before graduating.
UMD student’s digital art celebrates icons, animated characters
Ed-Lamarr Petion creates immersive art pieces of celebrities, TV show characters, comic books and movies.
Julius Caesar meets pirates in new Maryland Shakespeare Players production
The Maryland Shakespeare Players presented a reinvented adaptation of 'Julius Caesar' last week.
Lizzo’s faux industry exit sparks conversation about social media toxicity
Lizzo, the American pop phenomenon, seemingly quit the entertainment industry in an Instagram post on March 29.
‘Ohio Players’ sees different sides of The Black Keys
The blues rockers incorporate a surprising blend of influences into their 12th album.
UMD student’s business aims to redefine custom college apparel
Annika’s Customs began as an idea to help high school seniors represent their college. It’s since turned into a money-making machine.
Revisit a cult classic music documentary made by UMD alumni
The short, co-directed by University of Maryland alum Jeff Krulik, captured the anticipation for metal band Judas Priest’s May 31, 1986 in Maryland.