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    Johns Hopkins plans to settle in lawsuit over wealthy student admissions
    The settlement would not admit any wrongdoing from the Baltimore university, a spokesperson said.
    The settlement would not admit any wrongdoing from the Johns Hopkins University, a spokesperson said.
    Embattled Howard Community College president backs bill to expand board of trustees
    Howard Community College President Daria Willis said she backs a measure to expand the college’s board of trustees even as she tries to move past concerns about her turbulent tenure.
    Dr. Daria J. Willis, president of Howard Community College since January 2022, is interviewed in her office on the campus.
    Morgan State professor fined for presenting himself as licensed architect
    A Morgan State University professor has been misrepresenting himself as a licensed architect for years. The Maryland State Board of Architects fined him $20,000 this month, the largest such fine in more than a decade.
    Professor Dale Glenwood Green gives a virtual presentation about historic preservation for the Maryland State Archives.
    Maryland colleges warn international students to return before Trump’s inauguration
    The president-elect has said he would reinstate the 2017 travel ban barring people from some predominantly Muslim countries.
    More than 27% of Johns Hopkins University undergraduate and graduate students are from outside the U.S.
    Isolated and disengaged: Piecing together Luigi Mangione’s lost year
    Earlier this year, Luigi Mangione disengaged. His mother filed a missing person report and friends pleaded with him to return their messages.
    Luigi Mangione in a photo from the University of Pennsylvania 2020 yearbook.
    U.S. Naval Academy prevails in race-conscious admissions case
    A federal judge upheld the Naval Academy’s consideration of race in admissions, which he said is “narrowly tailored” to meet its national security interests.
    A federal judge upheld the Naval Academy’s consideration of race in admissions, which he said is “narrowly tailored” to meet its national security interests.
    Hate crime charges dropped against most Salisbury students in off-campus attack
    Misdemeanor false imprisonment and second-degree assault charges remain for most of the defendants, and many trials are set for late January.
    Students walk outside the Guerrieri Academic Commons at Salisbury University, where 15 students were charged in an off-campus attack.
    University of Maryland may halt raises next year amid state budget deficit
    The state’s billion-dollar deficit is expected to hit public colleges, said University of Maryland President Darryll Pines.
    Library and campus of the University of Maryland located in College Park, MD.
    Letters: Calvin Ball wants people to come together to support Howard Community College
    Howard Community College has made significant progress on improving student lives during President Daria Willis’ tenure, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball says.
    Howard County Executive Calvin Ball speaks during the Legacy at Twin Rivers Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on 4/19/2024 in Columbia, MD.
    Once again, women warriors at the Naval Academy signal a changing America
    In May, a female midshipman will join 31 other graduates heading for rigorous training to become a Navy SEAL. She will be the first woman to make the trip from Annapolis to the training waters of San Diego just as debate over women in combat has been renewed.
    Midshipman Zoe Moore celebrates her acceptance for Navy pilot training during the annual service selection ceremony on Nov. 21, 2024 at the Naval Academy.
    ‘Imposing’ cameras near former Johns Hopkins encampment alarms union
    Despite assurances from campus officials, advocates fear the cameras and changes to protest policies will create a “chilling” effect on free speech.
    A mobile security camera on Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus looms over an open green space known as “the Beach.”
    Howard Community College president digs in as senators seek to expand board
    The county’s three senators plan to introduce their bill when the General Assembly convenes in January.
    The Howard County delegation to the Maryland General Assembly listens to testimony by former Howard Community College Board of Trustees in support of a proposed bill to increase the size of the HCC Board of Trustees.
    ‘Trust no one:’ Howard Community College’s president rattles a changing campus
    Howard Community College President Daria Willis has been facing mounting criticism and controversy. Detractors turned to an anonymous website, which has become a ledger of grievances from employees, students and local residents.
    Dr. Daria J. Willis, president of Howard Community College since January 2022, is interviewed in her office on the campus.
    ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ star returns to classroom at Connecticut university
    “Real Housewives of Potomac" cast member Wendy Osefo recently announced that she had accepted a distinguished visiting professorship at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut.
    “Real Housewives of Potomac” cast member Wendy Osefo recently announced that she has accepted a distinguished visiting professorship at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut.
    Another Towson University program rejected as ‘duplication’ of one at Morgan State
    For the second time in two years, Morgan State University asserted a Towson doctoral program would violate a 2021 discrimination settlement.
    The Maryland Higher Education Commission to rejected Towson’s proposal for a new doctoral program in sustainability after Morgan State University argued it would duplicate one of theirs.
    Maryland’s oldest college honored enslavers. Its next steps: ‘Honest conversations.’
    “This is how our community expects this to be handled,” said Nora Demleitner, president of St. John’s College in Annapolis.
    McDowell Hall at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Md. on Sunday, November 17, 2024.
    Towson University getting cinema, 2-story newsroom, as part of renovation
    Smith Hall, Towson University’s former science building, will be turned into a state-of-the-art space for its communications departments.
    A rendering of Towson University, Smith Hall renovation
    3 more Salisbury students charged in alleged hate crime attack
    Salisbury University condemned any acts of hate and suspended the students and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter.
    Salisbury University earlier this month.
    At Salisbury University, an alleged hate crime shakes LGBTQ+ students’ sense of safety
    The news shook an already-tenuous sense of safety on the Eastern Shore campus.
    Supporters participate in a march organized by Salisbury University LGBTQ groups, almost a month after an alleged hate crime took place on campus, at Salisbury University on Monday, Nov. 11, 2024 in Salisbury, MD.
    Fraternity expels Salisbury University students charged in attack
    Sigma Alpha Epsilon expelled the Salisbury University students who are accused of being involved in an alleged hate crime, the organization said.
    Salisbury University in 2022.
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