Vintage sounds, relaxed synths color Tommy Richman’s ‘COYOTE’
The "MILLION DOLLAR BABY" singer dropped his latest album on Friday, but it received a lukewarm reception.
Latest Driskell Center exhibition examines horrifying reality of capitalism
"Dewey Crumpler: Life Studies” exhibit explores capitalism and the exploitation of marginalized communities.
Kermit the Frog comes home to UMD in guest lecture
The frog urged attendees to look to places that remind them to be “perfectly one of a kind,” such as a song, book or community.
UMD student pickle company honors founders’ friendship
From band class to McKeldin Mall, a fully student-run startup was born: Chris and Eric’s Small Batch Pickles.
‘Grotesquerie,’ a gruesome masterpiece, is too aware of its own critique
Ryan Murphy's new series is a chilling dive into addiction, religious themes and unsettling elements of true crime.
Baltimore Avenue discusses creative spontaneity behind debut EP ‘Static’
The band's energetic, spontaneous process shines through in both soundscapes and lyrics in their debut EP.
‘The Digital Landscape’ exhibit explores the digital, human relationship
The Stamp Gallery’s newest exhibit displays how the arts understand the world through a technological lens, exploring topics of social media, surveillance, culture and environmental pollution.
Mavis Staples celebrates her 74-year career at Clarice concert
Mavis Staples mixes soul with civil rights activism at her second UMD performance
‘The Substance’ delivers on a satirical, gory good time
Coralie Fargeat’s second feature about unrealistic, destructive beauty standards is a home run.
‘Sex and the City’ delivers a timeless journey for new wave of viewers
'Sex and the City' is a modern favorite due to its timelessness and popular aesthetic.