UMD’s Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols returns to Memorial Chapel
In the last festival, performers sang in individually prerecorded videos.
15 books we loved reading in 2021
What were the staff bookworms reading this year?
UMD ensembles perform traditional Japanese and Balinese music
A koto is a traditional Japanese string instrument and gamelan is a percussive style of music originating from Bali.
Review: ‘Dickinson’ is odd, but it’s worth a watch
The ‘Bridgerton’-like show highlights the famous 19th century poet, Emily Dickinson.
Review: UMD Repertoire Orchestra tells passionate stories from Sicily to the ‘New World’
The University of Maryland School of Music's UMD Repertoire Orchestra performed heart-wrenching melodic tales on Tuesday.
You can thank Vince Guaraldi for Charlie Brown’s holiday magic
‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ by The Vince Guaraldi Trio turns 56.
These books show the power of reading in college
These formative books leave an impact that you will carry beyond college.
Review: ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ stuns with noir visuals and powerful performances
The film was authentic and fresh while remaining faithful to the classic tale.
‘A Kind of Ache’: builds a world for the queer community
Artists and musicians filled the Clarice with sculpture and song representing a world built for queer people.