Maryland Shakespeare Players bring a mythical twist on Romeo and Juliet to The Clarice
The play reimagines the Montagues as werewolves and the Capulets as vampires.
Sexual assault prevention advocates ‘Take Back the Night’ with the Clothesline Project
Students decorated T-shirts with different messages surrounding rape culture and hung them on a clothesline as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Filipina American artist Ruby Ibarra raps about representation at the Hoff Theater
Ibarra previously worked as a scientist at a biotechnology firm before pursuing her music career full-time.
La apertura de Panera de Stamp se aplaza a agosto
El contrato entre la Universidad de Maryland y la empresa Panera Bread se firmó en enero, pero las autorizaciones de salud y seguridad no están listas para aprobación.
UMD announces new Center for Community Engagement
The new center will coordinate with units across campus to foster new opportunities for community-engaged scholarship, instruction and service.
UMPD program saved drivers more than $3,000 in 2023
UMPD became the first law enforcement agency in Maryland to implement the Minneapolis-based Lights On! program.
Clarice hosts renowned Pittsburgh pianist Awadagin Pratt
Pratt, who is 57, has been playing the piano for 51 years.
More than 99% of UMD employee political donations went to Democrats in 2021 and 2022
Employees donated more than $290,000 in 2021 and 2022, with just more than $7,000 going toward Republicans.
Jim Henson awards showcase brings student puppeteers to the main stage
The award is in honor of Jim Henson, a University of Maryland alum who created the Muppets.