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Professor Emily Egan Awarded MacDonald Grant by Archaeological Institute of America

April 09, 2026 Art History and Archaeology, Classics

Grant Allows Dr. Egan to Study Unpublished Wall Paintings from the Palace at Pylos in Greece this Summer

Maryland Today

Old Painting, New Setting

March 25, 2026 Art History and Archaeology, Arts for All, University of Maryland Art Gallery

Recent acquisition is UMD Art Gallery’s first Old Master painting.

Zoe Copeman's productive years abroad!

March 22, 2026 Art History and Archaeology

A steady clip of articles and talks (and dissertating!) keeps Zoe busy across the pond!

Juliet Huang Awarded a Metropolitan Museum of Art and Visual Culture Fellowship for the Upcoming Academic Year

March 22, 2026 Art History and Archaeology

Huang Moves on from the Netherlands to New York City with Her Latest Fellowship

Tony Cui Awarded Pre-Doctoral Fellowship at The Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts

March 17, 2026 Art History and Archaeology

Tony Cui notches a rare win in securing one of The Center's fellowships for next year.

Tucker Mossing, Class of '26, to present at the 8th Annual Suny New Paltz Undergraduate Art History Symposium

March 10, 2026 Art History and Archaeology

Tucker Mossing bringing Terp excellence to New Paltz!

Bridget McElwee, Class of ’25, has been accepted to the Master’s Program in the Science of Conservation of Cultural Heritage at the University of Padova in Padua, Italy.

March 09, 2026 Art History and Archaeology

Interning in the Collaboratory fueled Bridget's interest in the conservation of material culture

Prof. Maryl Gensheimer Named Trustee of AIA as Her Article Proposing New Understanding of Pantheon Published

February 21, 2026 Art History and Archaeology, Classics

Prof. Gensheimer's rethinking of circumstances of Pantheon's construction should spark an "inevitable debate" to which she looks forward