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KATHERINE ZHU

COURTESY OF RISHI VINUKONDA
The captains of the Shakti dance group detail team dynamics and their 2026 score, responsible for their recent first place win at the Origins Dance Competition.

Shakti wins first place at nationals for the second year in a row

By KATHERINE ZHU | April 27, 2026

COURTESY OF KATHERINE ZHU
Curators and historians analyzed primary sources to characterize the early colonial context of Maryland as part of the "Lunch with the Libraries & Museums" speaker series event.

Lunch with the Libraries and Museums hosts talk on Maryland’s early colonial history

By KATHERINE ZHU | April 15, 2026

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS / PUBLIC DOMAIN
The Writing Seminars department hosted a discussion featuring Professor Susan Choi’s most recent novel, Flashlight.

Writing Seminars professor Susan Choi presents her novel Flashlight

By KATHERINE ZHU | March 31, 2026

JOSHUA LONSTEIN / PHOTO EDITOR 
The SNF Agora Institute and the Center for Leadership Education hosted Senator Ben Cardin to discuss the importance of civic engagement, particularly in the engineering field.

Senator Ben Cardin hosts lecture on the importance of civic engagement

By ALEX PAN and KATHERINE ZHU | March 28, 2026

ERIC WANG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
To commemorate the University’s 150th anniversary, the Homewood Museum hosted an event discussing the stories of the five University presidents who resided at Homewood House from 1936 to 1971.

The Homewood Museum hosts a “Decision Points at Homewood House” talk by Professor Andrew Jewett

By KATHERINE ZHU | March 25, 2026

School of Education hosts conversation on the significance of civic engagement

By KATHERINE ZHU | November 25, 2025

Critical Diaspora Studies Program hosts Trans Justice in the Carceral System event

By HONORA MURATORI and KATHERINE ZHU | November 4, 2025

COURTESY OF YVETTE SHU
SGA convened for their weekly meeting to discuss funding for student events as well as the controversy of Johnnie Moore.

SGA discusses funding for student events and the controversy of Johnnie Moore

By KATHERINE ZHU | September 29, 2025

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