MICA’s “Mixrepresented” photo gallery celebrates the stories of multiracial students
The exhibition aims to debunk the assumption that multiracial and biracial people are a monolith.
Russian people are not their government. Don’t blame them for the war.
People with Russian heritage have nothing to do with the Russian government declaring war on Ukraine. It’s easy to select a population to scapegoat, but that would make us hardly any different from the real oppressors.
Tablao flamenco brings energy to Barcelona’s oldest theater
Before becoming a universal art form, flamenco dance was deeply rooted in Spanish culture as it offered a platform to share a wide range of narratives. Now, tablao flamenco shows in Barcelona keep the tradition alive as they feature striking, foot-stomping performances.
Two Durkin-era Maryland football players each receive $200k settlement for abuse claims
E.J. Donahue and Gus Little will each receive $200,000.
Food is an enormous vessel for culture. Its colonization robs it of its meaning.
Capitalistic commodification takes the culture out of cultural foods.
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.
UMD South Asian Student Association holds panel on spirituality and faith
Multiple South Asian cultural and religious student groups came together to speak about their experiences with religion.
Vietnamese Student Association illuminates McKeldin Mall with ‘Lunar Lanterns’
The nighttime event marked the festival's return to campus, as it had been canceled last year due to COVID-19.
“O sol só vem depois”: A love letter to Brazilian music
Samba, mangue beat, bossa nova, Música Popular Brasileira and the sertanejo.
UMD SGA, administrators work to finalize UNIV100 course for international students
The SGA passed a bill last semester calling for the creation of the class.