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Glenda León’s Elegant Online Videos Seem To Ponder the Universe and the Self
August 04, 2020UMD Art Gallery exhibition reviewed by the Washington Post.
CNN
Iranian and American Musicians Join Forces To Spread Joy Amid the Pandemic
August 01, 2020Roshan Institute for Persian Studies partnership featured on CNN.
Understanding Race, Equity, Inclusion and Justice Through the Arts and Humanities
July 31, 2020Explore a range of courses offered this fall taught by outstanding ARHU faculty.
Schools Quickly Pivot to a Virtual World
July 31, 2020New initiatives with students in mind adapt on the fly.
ARHU Grad’s Beauty Business Gets a Boost
July 29, 2020Amid a national reckoning over racism, Mia Chae Reddy Ph.D. ’12 finds her voice as a Black business owner.
Fall Update from ARHU
July 23, 2020Hear from Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill on what to expect this academic year.
The Washington Post
What’s in a Name? Konshens the MC Talks Music, Education and the Powerful Consciousness That Drives Him
July 22, 2020UMD music students collaborate with Konshens the MC to form Classically Dope.
American Studies Professor Among Editors of Award-Winning Book on Planned Communities
July 20, 2020Mary Corbin Sies was one of three editors of the book, which received an International Planning Historical Society 2020 prize.
Breath & Delirium: Selected Works By Glenda León
July 16, 2020“Breath & Delirium: Selected Works by Glenda León” is a free, online exhibition of video works by Havana-born, Madrid-based artist Glenda León.