Carey Cameron ’24 Plans Future in Media and Entertainment
The senior English major and creative writing minor has held multiple arts and culture roles in the D.C. region.
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Historians Against (Today'S) Slavery
January 26, 2011UMD's Vincent Carretta, professor of English and 2009 Guggenhiem Fellow, joins the new organization "Historians Againist Slavery."
The Diamondback
Upcoming Exhibit Fuses Multiple Artistic Elements To Create Unique Style
January 26, 2011Exhibition Poetic.Aesthetic. at UMD's The Art Gallery blends poetry with visual art.By Julie Baughman, Diamondback
Diamondback
Upcoming Exhibit Fuses Multiple Artistic Elements To Create Unique Style
January 26, 2011Exhibition Poetic.Aesthetic. at UMD's The Art Gallery blends poetry with visual art.By Julie Baughman, Diamondback
Plumly to Delivery Turnbull Lecture at Johns Hopkins University
January 25, 2011Stanley Plumly, Professor and Director of Creative Writing, will deliver the 2011 Turnbull Lecture at Johns Hopkins University on Tuesday, February 15. His talk is titled "My Keats."
January 31 Lecture: What Type of Lamb does Isaiah 53 Describe?
January 25, 2011The Jospeh and Rebecca Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Studies announces a lecture, "What Type of Lamb does Isaiah 53 Describe?" by Jeremy Schipper, on Monday, January 31, 2011, from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm in 0142 Holzapfel Hall.
Poetic. Aesthetic. An Exploration of Creativity in Poetry and Visual Art
January 24, 2011Poetic. Aesthetic. is a multimedia exhibition that partners Maryland poets with national and international artists to collaborate on original, interdisciplinary works.
Apply for ODK (Omicron Delta Kappa) Leadership Society
January 24, 2011Omicron Delta Kappa – one of the most prestigious national societies to recognize leadership – is now accepting applications for the Spring 2011 semester.
Michael Dirda: Petrou Reader in Residence, Spring 2011
January 12, 2011The English Department is bringing Michael Dirda, "Book World" columnist for the Washington Post, to campus for the spring semester as the "Petrou Reader in Residence."
Poetic. Aesthetic.
January 11, 2011University of Maryland’s The Art Gallery, in collaboration with the departments of English and Art, have partnered with national and international artists to create new works of visual art inspired by literature.
Multimedia Exhibition Shows Connection Between Poetry And Art
January 11, 2011UM’s The Art Gallery presents Poetic.Aesthetic. from January 27, 2011 through March 5, 2011.