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The latest from Ellie Wolfe
Loyola University Maryland gets 3 record-high gifts in a row
Together, the donations bring in $32 million for Loyola University Maryland, the private college in North Baltimore.
University of Maryland restores heat after encouraging students to leave campus
The stateâs flagship university lost heat and hot water twice in two days amid freezing temperatures.
University of Baltimore loses all 3 academic deans in one month
Deans at the Merrick School of Business, College of Public Affairs and Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences have announced their departures at the University of Baltimore.
Johns Hopkins taps former COVID Center leader as interim provost
Lainie Rutkow, the universityâs executive vice provost, will lead academics at Hopkins.
New century, new MICA? Baltimoreâs struggling art school courts a new kind of student.
After years of bleeding cash and students, the Bolton Hill-based college, MICA, announces a new strategy.
University of Maryland, BCCC violated law in union negotiations, labor board finds
The University of Maryland in College Park and Baltimore City Community College violated state labor laws while bargaining with their unions, according to the Maryland Public Employee Relations Board.
Is this Morgan State policy a threat to free press?
For years, current and former editors said, reporters at The Spokesman, the HBCUâs student newspaper, have hit a wall getting the information they need to cover the news.
She was shot at a Towson University party. Marylandâs Supreme Court will decide if she can sue.
Catherine Torney filed a lawsuit in 2023 against Towson University in Baltimore County Circuit Court that alleged negligence.
The $600,000 plagiarism report the University of Maryland wonât release
The University of Maryland, College Park, will not release a report that vindicated its president, Darryll Pines, of plagiarizing parts of a 2002 paper he co-authored.
Johns Hopkins University loses top academic officer to Caltech
Ray Jayawardhana, provost of the Johns Hopkins University, is leaving after three years to lead the California Institute of Technology.
How Maryland colleges are fighting rising hunger
Campus pantries at schools like Coppin State University and UMBC give students free food and clothing, no questions asked.
Expect sleet, freezing rain on Friday after a warm Christmas
The day will bring clouds in addition to the sleet and freezing rain, so if youâre looking to burn calories on a post-Christmas walk, stick to a treadmill.
âReal Housewives of Potomacâ stars have âvery little money,â prosecutor alleges
Wendy and Eddie Osefo of âThe Real Housewives of Potomacâ actually âhave very little money,â a Maryland state prosecutor told a Carroll County judge Friday.
McDaniel College to offer free graduate tuition to McDonogh School teachers
Graduate tuition at the Carroll County college averages around $11,500 per year.
University of Maryland Eastern Shore president sues ex-professor who accused her of plagiarism
Donna Satterlee, a former faculty member at the HCBU, accused its president, Heidi Anderson, of plagiarizing several paragraphs of her 1986 dissertation.
UMD President Darryll Pines cleared of plagiarism allegations
The University System of Maryland announced Friday it has cleared its College Park president of allegations that he plagiarized a paper published during his time as a professor at the university.
The disappearing diversity programs at Johns Hopkins University
Under Donald Trump, Johns Hopkins University has changed policies and scaled back its diversity office.
UMBC and former athletic director settle defamation lawsuit
Brian Barrio, former athletic director at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, was not fired for cause, according to an out-of-court settlement announced Wednesday
University System of Maryland warns lawmakers of âirrevocable damageâ from budget cuts
University System of Maryland leaders warned lawmakers in Annapolis on Tuesday that layoffs are imminent if the state cuts their budget for a third year in a row.
Naval Academy superintendent on fired commandant: âWe have standards hereâ
Naval Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Michael Borgschulte told the Board of Visitors on Monday that Capt. Gilbert Clark did not meet the âstandardsâ of the military academy.
