Zine Club relaunch invites students to create, connect through design
BookLab previously ran a Zine Club before the pandemic, but was unable to continue the club afterward.
BLACKPINK artists are in their solo era, embracing new independence
Members of BLACKPINK have embraced their newfound independence after not renewing individual contracts with YG Entertainment.
Coldplay’s ‘MOON MUSIC’ explores the cosmos, misses major potential
The British band’s tenth studio album is the second installment in its “Music of the Spheres” project.
‘Saturday Night’ unveils the chaos of SNL’s debut
The Saturday Night movie reimagines the first night of the comedy-sketch show SNL before its on air premiere in 1975.
The annual bustle of career fairs invite postgrad anxieties
Colleges are places where pressures to find post-graduate jobs brew, and it has become increasingly harder for humanities majors.
Geordie Greep’s ‘The New Sound’ is a groovy whirlwind of rock experimentation
The black midi frontman is back with a foray into jazz fusion and Brazilian rhythms.
PrettyLittleThing brings East Coast pop up bus to UMD
The online fashion brand arrived on campus with a “busload” of clothes.
Cultural dishes shape heritage connections for Latinx students
Despite being a diverse set of countries, people from all over Latin America are connected through a deep understanding that food is an integral part of our culture.
‘Joker: Folie a Deux’ is a divisive, musical whirlwind
'Folie à Deux' is a critique of pop culture's glorification of the original Joker character, which ignored the murderer behind the easily mimicked clown makeup.
Charli xcx declared the end of Brat summer. It’s still going anyway
The hyperpop sensation’s sixth studio album, Brat, dominated culture this summer. It’s unlikely to fade away anytime soon.