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New York Times
David Driskell, 88, Pivotal Champion Of African-American Art, Dies
April 07, 2020An artist himself, Professor Driskell recognized the role of black artists in the broader story of American art. He died of the coronavirus.
In ARHU, We Keep Creating
April 06, 2020ARHU launches Keep Creating, a virtual space for UMD artists and humanists to share their works.
David C. Driskell, African American Art Pioneer, Dies at 88
April 03, 2020Distinguished University Professor revolutionized the field of African American art through his scholarship, innovation and humanity.
Protection Collections Abound For Local Health Care Workers
March 30, 2020Campus units donate masks, gloves, other much-needed supplies
Welcome Back To Remote Learning In ARHU
March 27, 2020A message from Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill.
Washingtonian
Jason Reynolds Is The Bard Of Black YA Fiction
March 27, 2020Now he’s written a totally different kind of book.
Julie Choi '20 Named Rangel Scholar
March 27, 2020Senior double major in history and government and politics awarded prestigious scholarship.
Cancellation Of Spring Public Performances At The Clarice
March 25, 2020COVID-19 Update
Washington City Paper
How A Concert Film Brought A Postponed Performance To Life In A Whole New Way
March 23, 2020The 21st Century Consort's H2O program was salvaged with a magical concert filmed at the Hirshhorn.
ARHU COVID-19 Operations
March 21, 2020Announcement from the Office of the Dean