The Supreme Court Turns the President Into a King
Burke Chair of American Cultural and Intellectual History Holly Brewer writes for The New Republic.
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The Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artists
The Key Role of Artists in Transforming Our Communities—W.C. Richardson
May 06, 2019"As a scholar and a thinker and a human being in the world, I’m an omnivore."
David Neely Appointed Director of Orchestral Activities
May 03, 2019Internationally esteemed conductor and teacher David Neely will now lead Maryland’s symphony orchestra.
Hyperallergic
A Shape-Shifting Artist, 87 Years Young
April 28, 2019Over the course of a 70-year-career, David Driskell has been making art about memory, jazz, cities, spirituality, and nature.
College of Arts & Humanities Gets $1M to Endow History of Natural Sciences Professorship
April 25, 2019Gift from American Institute of Physics will also support research collaborations and student opportunities.
Free Republic
Dialogue Breaks Out at Middle East Studies Conference; No Injuries Reported
April 22, 2019University of Maryland Professor Sahar Khamis condemned Trump’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement because the “reasonable voices have been saying that was an excellent treaty.”
WDIO
UMD Hosts Undergraduate Research and Artistic Showcase
April 18, 2019UMD gave undergrads from all five U of M colleges a chance to showcase their research projects to the community.
Art Daily
DC Moore Gallery Opens Exhibition by Legendary African American Artist David Driskell
April 17, 2019David Driskell, Emeritus professor at the University of Maryland, to have exhibition in DC Moore Gallery.
Stanley Plumly, Acclaimed Poet and UMD Professor, Dies at 79
April 17, 2019An inspiring teacher, his poems and nonfiction were celebrated for their honesty and elegance.
The Sentinel
'Street Scene' spurs discussion of stylistic genres, immigration
April 17, 2019This production, on stage now at the The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at the University of Maryland at College Park, is the work of three pivotal artists in their fields: poet Langston Hughes, playwright Elmer Rice and composer Kurt Weill.
The Scale of Everything
April 15, 2019UMD English professor named Guggenheim and American Council of Learned Societies fellow.