The Last Dinner Party’s ‘From the Pyre’ is cathartic, but puzzling
The British indie rock band released their second album on Friday and met their quota, but did not excel.
Latine Heritage Month Closing Gala celebrates unity among students
Students gathered for the end of Stamp's Latine Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.
‘She Loves Me’ musical brings rom-com shenanigans to The Clarice
The musical, which premiered on Saturday, follows two rivaling coworkers who have unknowingly fallen in love with each other.
Get over your ex-friend with these 4 songs
Whether you're sulking in your sorrow or on the way to healing, these songs will comfort you in all your feelings.
UMD students weigh in on simplified Halloween costumes
Students discussed approaches to dressing up to celebrate Halloween, ranging from high-effort affairs to simple pieces.
Embrace your inner theater kid with these Halloween musicals
For Broadway lovers and casual fans alike, these musicals are sure to put you in the spooky sprit.
Lorde stuns with powerful visuals, energy at the ‘Ultrasound’ tour
Lorde's Sunday performance at the The Anthem in Washington, D.C., exceeded expectations, displaying a passion and authenticity that was unmistakably hers.
Taylor Swift enters her flop era on ‘Life of a Showgirl’
"Tired-ass showgirl" Taylor Swift released her twelfth studio album Friday, a juxtaposition of image expectation and personal desire.
‘Breaking Bad’ star Giancarlo Esposito inspires personal success at SEE lecture
In a Q&A hosted by Student Entertainment Events on Thursday, the renowned actor emphasized the importance of resilience and education.
New Hornbake Library exhibit honors Sesame Street’s cultural pioneering
A quaint corner of archives features documents, puppets and photographs to celebrate the groundbreaking phenomenon of Sesame Street.