Polish professor shares his research on Hasidic Judaism with UMD community
Marcin Wodziński, a Jewish studies professor at the University of Wroclaw, is helping students and scholars learn about the ordinary people of the Hasidic movement.
MFA Dance candidates perform their original works with UMD students
Stacey Carlson and Christine Hands performed with the help of undergraduate students.
Ella Mai dazzles on her self-titled debut album
The “Boo’d Up” songstress proves that she doesn’t plan on being a one-hit wonder.
San Francisco artist Marpi’s new exhibit is a strange and engrossing blend of tech and art.
Living in the digital age has changed every aspect of our lives — including art. ARTECHOUSE, D.C.’s first interactive digital art gallery, brings a stunning 21st century art experience that unifies art, nature and technology in its exhibit “New Nature,” which opened Friday.
Review: ‘First Man’ delivers equal parts action and emotion
The blockbuster chronicles the journey to moon and the pain that came before it.
Review: ‘Dancing Queen’ fails to dazzle
‘Drag Race’ superstar Alyssa Edwards makes a clunky transition to the world of reality TV.
Review: ‘Garry Winogrand: All Things Are Photographable’ deconstructs a life of photos
The documentary looks for purpose in a man who did not believe in purpose.
Review: ‘Mudboy’ makes it clear that Sheck Wes has some work to do
The Harlem rapper’s debut has a hard time keeping the momentum from “Mo Bamba.”
Jodie Whittaker reminds us what’s great about ‘Doctor Who’
The first female doctor debuted on Sunday.
Food, vendors and activism take to the streets of Takoma Park
The Takoma Park Street Festival celebrates fried food and activism for the 37th year straight.