Faculty and students in the College of Arts and Humanities (ARHU) study the cultures of the world, past and present, in all their rich variety.
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Language Chats at the Language House
Come practice or share your language skills in a casual setting with drinks and snacks!
Marta Pérez García: Bearing Witness
Art exhibition during Latine Heritage Month from September 15 - October 15, 2026 in the HJ Patterson Atrium. All are welcome to visit during business hours.
Paper Making Workshop with Marta Pérez García
Open to all. Artist Marta Pérez García leads hands-on paper making workshop ahead of exhibition opening.
Live music. Comedy. Art. Connection. Experience it all at NextNOW Fest!
Explore UMD-approved GenAI tools with TLTC and DIT experts. Test, learn, and share feedback to enhance your teaching for Fall 2026.
North American Language and Culture Assistants Program NALCAP - Informative session
North American Language and Culture Assistants Program NALCAP - Informative session
German Studies Department Film Series : Stroszek
Cartel de Espectáculo de Flamenco Ilustrativo Marrón Rojo (Presentation)
School of Music Guest Recital: Why Bass?
Composer and Bassist Alejandro Rutty presents music from his Why Bass? project, an ongoing series explore the extended-range electric bass as a solo instrument and in collaboration with other musicians.
Motivational Design for Learning
Explore motivation theories and teaching strategies to strengthen student engagement.
Bach Cantata Series: UMD Choral Activities
J.S. Bach, known as the great master, wrote more than 200 cantatas, and UMD Choral Activities aims to sing them all in this series of short performances led by conductors in the graduate program.
Co-created by Deaf artist Landon Krentz and Ghost River Theatre’s Eric Rose, this groundbreaking work blends physical theatre with visual vernacular, a unique storytelling technique rooted in Deaf expression.
Co-created by Deaf artist Landon Krentz and Ghost River Theatre’s Eric Rose, this groundbreaking work blends physical theatre with visual vernacular, a unique storytelling technique rooted in Deaf expression.