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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Mpact Conference at the University of Maryland, March 25-27, 2026, Riggs Alumni Center, College Park, Maryland
Mindful Moments Walking Tour With the Faculty Staff Assistance Program
Guided Mindful Moments Tour with the Faculty Staff Assistance Program
Environment Architecture, Archive: Where to Research Latin America and the Caribbean
Join us as faculty from across campus share their research and discuss how their work engages with Latin America and the Caribbean.
Jazz Jam at Busboys and Poets: Elijah Jamal Balbed, host
Carrie Rodriguez, Oscar Cásares & Joel Salcido: Postcards From The Border
Postcards from the Border is an empathic, multimedia piece at the intersection of music, spoken word and film that offers an intellectual and uniquely Latin American perspective on the lines bisecting both our maps and our hearts.
Join us at the Language Expo and explore the exciting world of the School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures. Meet faculty and students from all our programs, learn how studying a language can boost your career prospects, and discover study abroad, internship, scholarships, and cultural experiences available to you.
Faculty Staff Assistance Program Closes out Employee Appreciation Month with Employee Fun Day!
Art, Culture, Legacy: Artist Talk and Distinguished Lecture
Alison Saar, winner of the High Museum’s 2025 David C. Driskell Prize, will discuss her practice, followed by the Driskell Distinguished Lecture, delivered by Cherise Smith.
Spring Program: Artist Talk and Driskell Distinguished Lecture
Join us for a compelling evening of art, scholarship, and dialogue featuring a conversation with artist Alison Saar and the 2026 Driskell Distinguished Lecture delivered by Dr. Cherise Smith (University of Texas at Austin).
Faculty Artist Series: "Russian Romantics" with the Murasaki Duo
The Murasaki Duo presents works by two of the most influential Russian composers of the Romantic era: Sergei Rachmaninoff and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Carrie Rodriguez, Oscar Cásares & Joel Salcido: Postcards From The Border
Postcards from the Border is an empathic, multimedia piece at the intersection of music, spoken word and film that offers an intellectual and uniquely Latin American perspective on the lines bisecting both our maps and our hearts.
Universal Design for Learning Symposium
Discover how faculty across UMD are applying Universal Design for Learning at the TLTC’s Innovations in Teaching and Learning Spring Symposium on UDL.