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How AI misconduct cases are handled across Maryland campuses
Maryland universities vary in handling AI misconduct, relying on faculty discretion and broader academic integrity policies amid evolving AI use in education.
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.
‘White advocacy’ speaker appearance rescheduled at Salisbury University
A Maryland Federation of College Republicans event at Salisbury University with controversial speaker Jared Taylor has now been rescheduled.
Speech by ‘white advocacy’ speaker postponed by Salisbury University
Salisbury University has chosen to delay a Maryland Federation of College Republicans event with controversial speaker Jared Taylor.
GoFundMe launched for Rockville teen’s family after fatal crash
A GoFundMe drive has been launched to aid the family of the 18-year-old Salisbury University student from Rockville who died in a Feb. 11 crash.
Salisbury University downtown arts center plan gets $1M from MD
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved $1 million for the Salisbury University Performing Arts Center project.
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.
MD real estate firm acquires land to develop business community
Baltimore-based St. John Properties Inc. has acquired 24 acres of land in Salisbury, planning to develop a new mixed-use business community.
‘I just knew it was not normal’: This MD program offers help for parents and their troubled youngsters
Maryland’s internship program places social work students in pediatric offices, improving access to youth mental health care in underserved areas.
MD study finds payoffs for economic development spending
A new Maryland study shows every $1 invested in local economic development returned $8.81 in tax revenue, reinforcing its value across communities.
Pardoned Maryland Jan. 6 participants find support after convictions
Jan. 6 rioters from Maryland have received praise from GOP groups, raising concerns over political violence and shifts in Republican identity.
Joined by FCC chair, Moore urges Marylanders to tap broadband aid
Gov. Wes Moore has continued to push for Marylanders to take advantage of a federal broadband internet assistance program.
