UDC Professor Christie Dashiell, nominated for Best Jazz Vocal Album, prepares for the 67th Grammy Awards with her album "Journey in Black."
Join the UDC Chorale! No music major required. Sing at university events and gain performance experience. Auditions open for all voice types. Register now!
University of the District of Columbia alum Jonathan Fuentes, recognized for his originality and creativity, secured a prestigious 2025-’26...
UDC English senior Yu Maio, 52, opened JF Books, a Dupont Circle brick-and-mortar shop predominantly focused on Chinese-language books.
Art student Aliyah Morris-Chevalier achieved first prize in the Durag Festival’s HBCU Design Challenge, earning a $1,000 scholarship from the...
UDC hosts 'Undesigning Redlines,' a discussion exploring the legacy of segregation and pathways to justice.
Join UDC for the Calvin Jones Big Band Jazz Festival on April 29, featuring performances by talented jazz musicians.
UDC-TV airs a special program honoring E.B. Henderson, highlighting his legacy and contributions to Black sports history.
A UDC professor launches an exhibit showcasing the history and culture of an early 20th-century Black D.C. neighborhood.
UDC holds a panel discussion and early screening of 'The Color Purple: Hope and Healing,' exploring themes of resilience.
UDC celebrates the release of 'Through My Anacostia Eyes,' a new book by Anacostia High School students on environmental issues.
UDC participates in the 19th annual DC Jazz Festival, showcasing the rich history and influence of jazz music.
UDC celebrates the book release by Dr. Delarious O. Stewart, contributing to academic literature and research.
A UDC alumnus wins two Emmys at the 62nd NATAS Emmy Awards ceremony, celebrating excellence in television production.
UDC honors the historic significance of Juneteenth, celebrating freedom and African American heritage.
The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of State’s Increase and Diversify Education...
UDC celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May, honoring cultural diversity and contributions.
The BIG BAND Jazz Festival at UDC is a huge success, showcasing talented musicians and vibrant performances.
UDC’s Selections Student Art Show is now underway, featuring impressive works from talented student artists.
UDC celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month with events and performances, highlighting the rich history and influence of jazz.
UDC’s music program provides diverse opportunities in performance and pedagogy, enriching the cultural landscape.
UDC remembers Lou Stovall, an art pioneer, celebrating his contributions to the art community and his lasting legacy.
UDC celebrates Black History Month by honoring Dr. Edwin Bancroft Henderson, the grandfather of Black basketball.
UDC art show offers a diverse collection of art from China, Japan, and India, showcasing cultural richness and artistic talent.
UDC's annual concert brings festive cheer, featuring performances by students and faculty, celebrating the holiday season with music and community...
UDC music directors express gratitude for a special seasonal event, celebrating the holiday season with performances that bring the community together.
UDC's art program presents 'Identify,' its 11th annual student photography exhibition, showcasing creative works by emerging artists.
Davide Prete, a UDC art professor, merges traditional and new technologies in his sculpture work, including 3D printing.
UDC sponsors the Miss Black USA Pageant, providing a tuition scholarship to the winner and supporting their academic journey.
UDC remembers the legacy of South African President Nelson Mandela, reflecting on his contributions to justice and equality.
A UDC music professor receives the Stecher-Horowitz Power of Innovation Award, pioneering for greater diversity in the arts.
Join UDC’s Embassy Tour to explore the cultures of Libya, The Gambia, Eritrea, and Uganda, all in one place.
A poet and activist leads a discussion on the rich legacy of DC’s Black-owned and independent bookstores at UDC.
Experience diverse cultures through UDC’s Embassy Tour, visiting various embassies and celebrating global connections.
Saxophonist Bruce Williams performs at JazzAlive’s tribute to Howard “Kingfish” Franklin Jr., captivating the UDC community.
UDC students participate in the Art Mandate, a real-world competitive art show, showcasing their artistic talents.
UDC alumnus Marvill Martin merges classical violin with hip-hop, performing globally and inspiring future musicians.
An author critically examines the history of race and education, discussing how Black students have been denied fair treatment.
Adam Harris discusses his book and racial inequality in higher education during UDC’s CAS Reads Big Lecture Series.
UDC’s College of Arts and Sciences hosts a lecture on pioneering journalist Herbert Denton Jr.
An award-winning film professor at UDC inspires students to tell their unique stories through film.
UDC’s College of Arts and Sciences hosts a lecture on pioneering journalist Herbert Denton Jr.
A UDC senior wins the BET HBCU contest with a soulful art design, showcasing creativity and talent.
