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CCBC business center awards $80K to Baltimore entrepreneurs
The Community College of Baltimore County’s Center for Business Innovation & Trades has awarded a combined $80,000 to 12 entrepreneurs.
Loyola’s Simon Center invests in new MD business
Loyola University Maryland’s Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship said it invested $25,000 in a Carroll County bed and breakfast.
New Frostburg State University president appointed
The University System of Maryland Board of Regents has appointed the new president of Frostburg State University.
Notre Dame prep launches $6.5M ‘Common Ground’ campaign
Notre Dame Preparatory School launched a $6.5 million campaign to replace the campus’s dining hall with a Student Commons and kitchen.
UNCF expands national asset investment program to Morgan State
UNCF has announced the expansion of Project ACCLAIM, recently selecting Morgan State University to join the initiative
John Hopkins library reconstruction underway
A renovation of Johns Hopkins University’s Milton S. Eisenhower Library has transitioned from demolition to reconstruction.
MICA celebrates bicentennial, launches new strategic initiatives
The Maryland Institute College of Art unveiled new strategic initiatives in honor of its 200-year celebration.
Loyola accepts 11 ventures for Baltipreneurs Accelerator
Loyola University’s Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship accepted 11 ventures for the 2025-26 Baltipreneurs Accelerator program.
MD college athlete included in indictment for rigging basketball games
Federal prosecutors charged 26 people — including a Coppin State University player — with rigging bets on basketball games.
MD HBCU president sues professor who accused her of plagiarism and racism
University of Maryland Eastern Shore president Heidi Anderson and ex-professor Donna Satterlee face dueling lawsuits.
University of Maryland president cleared of plagiarism allegations
University of Maryland President Darryll J. Pines has been cleared of plagiarism allegations after an independent review.
Crackdown on international students continues with threats on F-1 visas
New F-1 visa rules and funding cuts force international students at Maryland universities, to leave, disrupting research and enrollment.
