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‘Somewhat jaded’ Larry Hogan promises no more campaigns, pivots to teaching
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is vowing to never run for office again and instead focus on teaching leadership skills to Washington College undergraduates.
Trans woman excluded from fencing tournament at UMD, files complaint
A woman filed a civil rights complaint after being excluded from a fencing competition at the University of Maryland, College Park because she is transgender.
McDaniel to offer new STEM majors in fall 2027
McDaniel College announced it will offer new undergraduate majors in astrophysics, astronomy and engineering mechanics in fall 2027.
HBCUs in MD join group teaming up to pursue top research status
Two historically Black colleges and universities in Maryland are among 15 that have united to pursue the nation’s highest research status in partnership with leading research universities.
Higher education leaders discuss AI, Blueprint for Maryland’s Future at panel
Maryland higher education leaders discussed AI integration, workforce development and the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future in a Daily Record webinar.
Colleges cut spending, raise funds as new loan limits for parents loom
Colleges are cutting budgets and raising funds to offset new $20,000 annual Parent Plus loan limits impacting families' pay for higher education.
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.
Towson U campus shooting liability case tossed by MD Supreme Court
The Maryland Supreme Court dropped a case over Towson University’s liability for an on-campus shooting.
UB gets $4.8M grant to support students, veterans
The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation has given $4.8 million to the University of Baltimore to support its veteran-focused and academic programs.
States adopt ‘Classic Learning’ college exam from MD company despite concerns
The Classic Learning Test, an alternative college entrance exam, has gained support from conservatives and some states despite questions about its reliability and security.
CCBC Dundalk gallery reception celebrates Turner Station’s legacy
Community College of Baltimore County celebrated the legacy of Turner Station with a reception on Feb. 19.
MD colleges start programs to give high schoolers jump on campus life
These initiatives from Maryland institutions are introducing students to college life early in an effort designed to not only give them a head start but also to encourage them to stay.
