Humor, Hope, and the Humanities: Why Creativity Matters For more than 25 years, Peter Sagal has made sense of the news of the day—one laugh at a time—as host of NPR’s popular weekly news quiz “Wait Wait...

Join us for Qreate @ UMD, a non-traditional hackathon presented by the Q3 Initiative and hosted across two universities, the University of Maryland and the University of Southern California.

Arts for All is pleased to announce the recipients of the most recent cycle of 2025 ArtsAMP grants which support a wide range of faculty and graduate and undergraduate student projects that integrate the arts with other disciplines, foster interdisciplinary collaboration and/or address issues of social justice.The next round of grants will open in October for undergraduate and graduate students. Here are the winners:

The Experimental Performance Series is a collection of self-produced works from undergraduate and graduate students in theatre and dance, ranging from established works to brand new plays and choreography.

Through a mix of imagination, science and magic, a friendly neon-lit dinosaur leaps to life, seeking friends and love in Dino-Light. You won't believe your eyes as a shining, luminescent world of prehistoric creatures dance, explore and even engage in lightsaber duels!

Based out of San Francisco, guitarist Travis Andrews and percussionist Andy Meyerson perform as The Living Earth Show (TLES).

Writing for The New Yorker, critic Alex Ross called the American composer and organist Kali Malone's live performance of her recent album All Life Long , "immaculately crafted...

The UMD Chamber Singers are one of the nation’s most honored and respected collegiate ensembles with a choral repertoire that spans over 500 years of music history. The ensemble will perform a program of music sure to appeal to both mind and heart.

By the time Ludwig van Beethoven began composing his ninth symphony in 1823, his hearing had almost completely deteriorated.