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The University of Maryland, College Park is launching a $75 million effort to “Do Good” by promoting philanthropy and community service and supporting social ventures such as nonprofits. The “Do Good” Initiative will include a new institute — with its ...

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The finalists have been selected to pitch their businesses to a team of experts and compete for $75,000 in prizes at next week's second annual event.

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A Baltimore tech firm and an Israeli cybersecurity company are teaming up to establish a standalone cybersecurity training center in Baltimore that’s expected to employ up to 100 cyber professionals, officials announced Wednesday. Gov. Larry Hogan, who announced the agreement ...

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One of the applicants passed over for preliminary approval to grow medical marijuana in Maryland is suing to restore its position among the top-ranked applicants after state regulators removed them from contention. GTI Maryland LLC filed a lawsuit in Baltimore City ...

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After nearly three decades at the helm, the president of the network of research laboratories known as the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science says he’s ready to step down. Donald Boesch will end his term Aug. 31, 2017, but ...

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Maryland regulators gave the green light last week to a plan by Garrett Regional Medical Center to train and employ patients who frequently need the hospital’s services. These patients are ideal candidates, both because they have experience navigating the health care ...

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A new app will let Marylanders shop for coverage on the state's health insurance exchange from their tablets and smartphones — a feature officials hope will encourage those who still lack coverage to enroll.

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For poor and minority youth with relatively modest career goals, for-profit colleges like the recently-defunct ITT Technincal Institute look like a good deal, appearing to provide marketable training in a short time and lead to steady employment. But a new ...

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A trio of recent reports show that the Affordable Care Act has slowed the growth of health insurance costs, expanded insurance coverage and helped keep patients from needing to use the hospital, U.S. health officials announced Wednesday. Nationwide, the average ...

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Bowie State University president Mickey L. Burnim announced Wednesday he will be retiring after 11 years at the helm of the historically black institution. “My tenure here at Bowie State has been one of challenge, personal growth and gratification that ...

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