Legendary Poet, Activist and Educator Nikki Giovanni to Help Inaugurate New Frederick Douglass Center
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Meet Our Students: Stacia Odenwald
October 24, 2014Stacia Odenwald talks about her study abroad experience in France.
The Diamondback
Art Library Discussion Stresses Ire Over Dean's Decision To Close
October 16, 2014This Diamondback Article Quotes Arhu Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill On The Art Library's Controversial Closure.
The Washington Post
‘Oh, God,’ A Touring Israeli Play, Comes To University Of Maryland
October 16, 2014Peter Marks of The Washington Post reviews this play hosted by the Gildenhorn Institute for Israel Studies.
Jonathan D. Auerbach Is Distinguished Scholar-Teacher
October 07, 2014On November 13th, the English professor will lecture on social reform and propaganda in World War I.
Presidential Proclamation--National Arts And Humanities Month
September 30, 2014President Obama declares October National Arts and Humanities Month.
Task Force Forms After Outcry Against Closing Two Maryland Libraries
September 29, 2014Students discuss the recent decision to close the art and architecture libraries.
Arhu 2014 Service Award Winners Announced
September 26, 2014Congratulations to the recipients of the 2014 service awards.
Making Contact - Shh!: Life In A State Of Surveillance (Encore)
September 22, 2014Hasan Elahi, associate professor of Art, weighs in on government surveillance in this radio feature from KPFA.org.