The Clarice’s ‘Home’ is an intimate depiction of community, identity
The play's message represents the experience of many people around the world who have been displaced or “unfairly ripped from their roots.”
UMD students, community bands support DC charity at ‘Teen Age Riot’ concert
The benefit was one of many concerts Teen Age Riot has hosted to raise money for mutual aid projects and legal advocacy.
UMD students celebrate found family with Friendsgiving traditions
For some students, embracing Friendsgiving is a way to create their own version of the holiday — one that is casual, stress-free and comforting.
Maryland Opera Studio brings wacky antics, big laughs in ‘La Finta Giardiniera’
The opera, performed by masters and doctoral students in The University of Maryland School of Music’s Maryland Opera Studio, premiered Saturday night.
The Neighbourhood’s ‘(((((ultraSOUND)))))’ is a fun return to Tumblr-era indie rock
Released on Friday, the album brings back the moody, romantic and toned-down vibes of the 2010s alternative scene.
Keep dancing on your own this cuffing season with these 4 films
Although there is inevitable shame in not securing a boyfriend for the winter, these films will have you grateful for not falling into the obsessive trap that is love.
The Clarice hosts UMD Wind and Symphony Orchestras for joint concert
Through four acts, both orchestras told tales through unique conduction and instrumentalists.
‘Pretty girl humor’ trend is another excuse to bully people online
A trend’s poking fun at attractive people's lack of humor has a far more sinister underlying meaning.
2026 Grammy nominations signal Recording Academy’s disconnect from pop culture
Instead of being about a new discovery in the music world, this year’s lineup does not give us an accurate look at what's new.
Guillermo del Toro gives new life to ‘Frankenstein’ in latest adaptation
The 2025 adaptation of Mary Shelley’s novel was released on Netflix Friday.