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    Baltimore leaders participate in a panel discussion at the Institute's Signature Forum in Fall 2023. From Left to Right: Jackie Insinger, Dr. Mohan Suntha, Rachel Garbow Monroe, Calvin G. Butler Jr., Erin Moran.
    Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute helps you lead with AI and EQ
    Artificial Intelligence (AI) can supercharge your organization—but leaders must use emotional intelligence (EQ) to implement it thoughtfully and effectively. The Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute can teach you how.
    Visual communication and digital media arts expands at Bowie State
    Bowie State University’s Visual Communication and Digital Media Arts program is quickly becoming a hub for aspiring creatives, blending traditional artistry with cutting-edge digital techniques. Offering five distinct concentrations—Advertising Design, Animation and Motion Graphics, Digital Cinema and Time-Based Media, Digital Media Arts, and Fashion Design—the curriculum provides students with a comprehensive foundation to excel in various creative industries.
    Ronald McDonald House’s Red Shoe Shuffle gets mightier with MITER
    It’s the “Happiest Morning in Maryland!” Over its 14 years, the Red Shoe Shuffle has generated more than $5 million to support children and families staying at the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of Maryland. More than 3,000 individuals and families come to the House each April for the 5K run/walk that features live entertainment, community, and engagement.
    See Beyond Festival 2025: A celebration of innovation, inclusion, and fun!
    Imagine a place where technology meets accessibility, where sports break barriers, and where adventure knows no limits. That is exactly what you will find at the See Beyond Festival 2025—a one-of-a-kind event designed to highlight the power of adaptation, inclusion, and innovation. 
    Making technology accessible and affordable WGU aims to close the digital divide
    Technology has become so omnipresent in our daily lives that most of us take it for granted. Nowhere was internet access more important than education, especially during the pandemic, when some parents had to drive their kids to a library parking lot to access Wi-Fi. Allen notes that advancements in technology, including affordable internet access and digital tools, have broken down barriers for many learners, making education more equitable.
    Howard County businesses: Access up to $100,000 with the FLEX Line of Credit Program
    For many small businesses, securing the right funding can be a major challenge. Traditional loans often come with high barriers to entry, making it difficult for businesses to access the capital they need to grow. That’s where the Howard County Economic Development Authority’s FLEX Line of Credit Program comes in. Designed specifically for Howard County businesses, FLEX provides a revolving line of credit to help cover short-term financial needs.
    Tsao Baltimore Watch Company partners with the McCormick ® Brand to create a limited-edition OLD BAY® timepiece.
    Alan Tsao, the founder of Tsao Baltimore Watch Company, has officially signed a license agreement with one of Maryland’s most iconic brands, OLD BAY®.
    Notice of proposed class action settlement
    ATTENTION: ALL PERSONS WITH A MOBILITY DISABILITY: If you have used, tried to use, or think you will use any of the City of Baltimore’s sidewalks, crosswalks, curbs, curb ramps, walkways, pedestrian rights of way, pedestrian under-crossings, pedestrian overcrossings, or other pedestrian pathways, and have had or will have difficulty using them because they were too steep, narrow, damaged, or in need of repair, you may be a member of the proposed settlement class in this lawsuit. This is a court-authorized notice.
    The future of cancer care at GBMC
    In a single moment, everything can change. Hearing you have cancer can be an overwhelming, challenging, and emotional experience. But at GBMC, you’re never alone.
    Bold minds. Athletic passion: Bowie State University empowers students in sports, academics and service
    As Bowie State University celebrates its 160th anniversary in 2025, its campus is alive with stories of perseverance, passion and purpose. Founded in 1865, Bowie State is Maryland’s first Historically Black College/University (HBCU) and one of the nation’s ten oldest, empowering students by providing innovative academic programs and transformational experiences.
    Follow students from 12 area universities as they showcase their unique Baltimore with the Baltimore Look Book, a publication by Baltimore Collegetown Network. Take a deeper look into what Baltimore means to the students that call it home.
    Baltimore’s charms, through the eyes of its students
    Home to over 140,000 students and a multitude of colleges and universities, Baltimore creates a diverse cultural landscape that makes it an ideal place to live, learn, and work. The Baltimore Collegetown Network brings together 12 of those colleges and universities into a consortium that benefits each school and the region as a whole. For over 25 years, Collegetown’s mission has been to attract, engage, and retain students and alumni to the Greater Baltimore region.
    Getting our hands dirty and having a great time
    Camp guide 2025: Choosing the right summer camp
    The Maryland General Assembly is considering legislation this session that could remove Maryland's caps on non-economic damages.
    Advocates worry eliminating Maryland’s cap on non-economic damages could raise insurance premiums and hurt businesses
    In the upcoming Session of the Maryland General Assembly, lawmakers are considering increasing the cap on non-economic damages—compensation for pain, inconvenience, and other hard-to-quantify losses awarded in lawsuits. Advocates warn this change could raise insurance premiums, increase legal costs, and create unfair burdens for businesses and consumers. If these concerns become reality, the proposal could harm Maryland’s economy and residents. The Maryland Alliance for Fair Liability Laws sat down with Grason Wiggins of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce to discuss the issue in greater detail.
    Breast cancer symptoms to watch for: What you need to know
    Breast cancer is the second most common cancer that affects women worldwide. Awareness of breast cancer symptoms can help ensure timely intervention. Both men and women can develop breast cancer. Monthly self-breast exams are very important. Studies have demonstrated that patients are more likely to find a breast cancer than their providers, because they are more familiar with their body. Exam the chest, under the arms for masses. Look for skin changes, nipple discharge, dimpling or anything that appears to be different from the opposite breast.
    Bowie State adds master’s degree programs to address new STEM opportunities
    Bowie State University now offers two new master’s degree programs to meet the growing demand for skilled bioscience and computer technology professionals. Programs in Applied Biotechnology & Molecular Biology and Internet of Things & Internet Technologies will position students to take advantage of expanding workforce needs.
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