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Recent Articles from Faye Rivkin
What’s MD doing for mental health in schools?
Maryland educators continue to reckon with the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic on children's mental health.
Carroll Community College launches cyber, AI clinic under MD grant
Carroll Community College is the latest Maryland institution to participate in a new statewide cyber and artificial intelligence initiative.
Project integrating higher education and senior living gets underway in MD
Brightview Homeland, a senior living community, will open in 2028 next to Notre Dame of Maryland University's Baltimore campus integrating seniors and students.
Top estate planning risks: Inattention and outdated plans
Estate planning in Maryland requires regular updates to avoid tax issues and ensure decisions reflect current wishes and laws.
MD heart care advances with minimally invasive tech, clinical trials
Maryland heart care is advancing with minimally invasive treatments, remote monitoring devices and clinical trials improving patient outcomes.
Juvenile justice reform poised for debate in crowded 2026 Maryland General Assembly session
Reforms to the juvenile justice system are poised to be debated during the 2026 Maryland General Assemble session that opens in January.
MD credit unions strengthen ties with small businesses
As community banks consolidate, Maryland small businesses are turning to credit unions for modern tools, local service and strong relationships.
Rethinking addiction treatment for women: what new research reveals
Ashley Addiction Treatment is collaborating with Johns Hopkins University on studies to improve addiction treatment outcomes.
NDMU launches school of integrative health programs through merger
Notre Dame of Maryland University merges with the former Maryland University of Integrative Health to make its School of Integrative Health.
High school students and retirees are translating history at Baltimore senior community
Seniors at Springwell Senior Living in Baltimore and students are teaming up with the National Archives to transcribe historic documents.
Baltimore nonprofits merge to boost Latina student success
CollegeBound and ¡Adelante Latina! merged to expand support, scholarships and college success for Baltimore’s Latina and first-gen students.
Nonprofit offers bright spot for MD residents to fight rising energy costs
Civic Works offers free solar panels to low-income Baltimore homeowners, cutting bills by up to 100% and boosting home value while training local workers.
