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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Why Graduate School Information Session
This session will explore the benefits of pursuing a graduate education at UMD or any institution.
Celebration of Dr. Anny's Gaul's Book, Nile Nightshade
We are delighted to invite you to a celebration of Nile Nightshade: An Egyptian Culinary History of the Tomato, the award-winning new book by Dr. Anny Gaul, Assistant Professor of Arabic Studies at UMD.
Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 5, "Reformation": UMD University Orchestra
The UMD University Orchestra closes the 2025-26 season with a performance of Mendelssohn's profound fifth symphony.
Final Jazz Showcase: UMD Jazz Ensemble, UMD Jazz Lab Band and University Jazz Band
Join us for this family favorite jazz concert marking the end-of-year finale for the UMD School of Music’s jazz ensembles!
Join us for Jara's last event of the semester, KBBQ potluck!
Kali Malone, organ: All Life Long
Block party celebrating sustainable transportation and the arts at UMD, featuring a live mural unveiling, music, free food, arts activities, and sustainability-themed games. Connect with others and celebrate community. Open to all.
Minimalist Chamber Music Recital
Students from across the School of Music come together for a chamber performance of minimalist works.
UMD Wind Orchestra with The Living Earth Show
Based out of San Francisco, guitarist Travis Andrews and percussionist Andy Meyerson perform as The Living Earth Show (TLES).
Outside Time Presents: Alma Laprida / Rachel Beetz / TALsounds
DC-based record label Outside Time embraces experimental sounds and showcases experimental and immersive audio art that often requires close listening.
Reflect on Your Student Feedback to Make Improvements for Next Semester
Don't mull over your course evaluations alone! Learn more about UMD's course evaluation tool ("Student Feedback on Course Experiences") and what information you should (or should not) be gleaning from these responses.