Events for November 15, 2024

The Stamp Gallery is pleased to present the mixed media installation “We Live in the Sky: Home, Displacement, Identity,” by Tori Ellison and Mami Takahashi, Takahashi’s sound collage and videos accompany Ellison’s sculpture and prints made with UMD M

Let's go back to our roots during Native & Indigenous Heritage Month. This November, we encourage you to reflect on how our community connections strengthen our resilience, healing and joy, especially in the face of historical and ongoing…

People around the world will celebrate GIS Day ‘24 on Nov. 20, sharing the fun and power of maps and GIS with the wider public. On campus, don’t miss our GIS Week, a series of events showcasing the dynamism of geographic information systems!

Design Thinking Inclusion Workshop

Research Education at University Libraries workshops equip researchers with the tools, concepts, and skills needed for every stage of the research lifecycle.

Join Stamp Gallery staff on a tour of the STAMP’s own student-lead art collection, the CAPP Collection, on the Third Friday of every month from noon-1:00 pm, followed by refreshments in the Stamp Gallery!

Join members of the xFoundry team to learn how you can gain real-world, hands on experience!

These information sessions will cover the difference between the Sustainability Fund and Sustainability Mini-Grants, the application process and eligibility for each, and relevant deadlines. There will also be ample time for questions.

Learn more about future careers in museums, archives, and libraries from our distinguished panelists.

Meditation session designed to explore breathing practices and various meditation styles, along with time for guided reflection.

Come learn about how your social impact organization could receive a paid summer intern from the Do Good Institute!

Join us for an international movie night in the Language House, part of the International Film Series, hosted by the French Cluster!

Ovid’s timeless poem Metamorphoses leaps to stunning life in Mary Zimmerman’s Tony-nominated adaptation.

The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra plays Bela Bartók's timeless final work, the 1943 Concerto for Orchestra.

Javaad Alipoor's true-life murder mystery musical gives modern context to the legacy of the late Iranian pop star and cultural icon Fereydoun Farrokhzad.