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‘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.
Black Caucus scholarships discriminate based on race, lawsuit alleges
The American Alliance for Equal Rights sued the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, alleging its scholarships discriminate by race in violation of the Civil Rights Act.
Some of the most popular graduate degrees don’t pay off financially, study finds
A study by American University finds that graduate degrees in medicine, law, and pharmacy yield high returns, while social work and psychology may not pay off financially.
MD higher education secretary leaving after three years in job
Maryland Higher Education Secretary Sanjay Rai is stepping down Friday, his last day leading the agency that oversees statewide policies on public and private colleges and universities.
MD House, Senate approve bills to restrict cellphone use in schools
Cellphone use by students in Maryland’s public schools could be restricted from the beginning until the end of the school day, under bills moving through the General Assembly.
Executive Alliance recognizes companies, nonprofits for women’s representation
Executive Alliance honored 64 companies, organizations and institutions through its Honor Roll for Women’s Representation in Maryland.
DOJ sues Harvard over treatment of Jewish and Israeli students, seeks billions
The Trump administration escalated its attacks on Harvard University, as it sued the Ivy League school to recover billions for allegedly failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students.
Stevenson to dedicate new performing arts center March 31
Stevenson University is hosting a dedication ceremony for its new Sandra and Malcolm Berman Family Performing Arts Center on March 31.
Deadline nears for $60K minimum MD teacher salary; 11 counties lagging
Maryland's school districts have until July 1 to raise teacher salaries to a $60,000 minimum, and only about half of them have reached that threshold.
SeaWorld sued over mishandling ‘Sesame Street’ brand, unpaid royalties
Sesame Workshop sued SeaWorld to end their decades-long relationship, accusing it of withholding royalties and undermining the "Sesame Street" brand.
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.
Carroll Community College to launch cyber and AI clinic
Carroll Community College will participate in a Cyber and Artificial Intelligence Clinic initiative to enhance the state's cyber workforce.
