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University of La Verne commencement speaker a hit
University of La Verne commencement keynote speaker Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, president of University of Maryland Baltimore County, speaks to graduates on Saturday.
Simulator teaches dangers of texting and driving
A simulator will be set up during Maryland's high school lacrosse finals at the University of Maryland Baltimore County campus.
Deputy Secretary Blank Advocates Public Service in Commencement Speech
This morning, I had the privilege of delivering the commencement address to graduate students at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County commencement ceremony.
The past is relevant to the future Retiring Andes reflects on career
Worcester County Public Schools Superintendent Jon Andes, shown above in his office at the Board of Education, is nearing retirement after serving for 16 years in that position.
Audit reveals money problems at University of Maryland Baltimore County
At least four students at the University of Maryland Baltimore County got an unexpected free ride, according to a state audit.
Two UMBC Employees Had Questionable Credit Card Purchases
Two employees at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County have either resigned or been dismissed after state auditors cited questionable use of corporate purchasing cards.
UMBC employees resign after state audit uncovers improper expenditures
University of Maryland, Baltimore County employees resigned or were fired after a state audit uncovered questionable expenditures on their corporate credit cards.
UMBC employees resign after audit uncovers improper expenditures
Two University of Maryland, Baltimore County employees resigned or were fired after a state audit uncovered questionable expenditures on their corporate credit cards.
Take this job and love it: How satisfied are America's teachers?
America's teaching force is becoming increasingly dissatisfied with their jobs, according to a national survey conducted by MetLife.
St. Mary's College opens its own pub
Mary's College of Maryland wrapped up a year-long responsible drinking campaign this month by turning a dorm recreation room into a campus bar with Natty Boh and Coors Light on tap.
Whitewater Rotarians recognize Class of 2012 scholars
The Whitewater Rotary Club on Tuesday honored the Top 10 Percent of Whitewater High School's Class of 2012.
After Outcry Over Raises, Cal State Trustees to Revise Policy on Presidents' Pay
Future presidents of California State University campuses will earn no more in base salary than their predecessors, unless the individual institutions can raise nonpublic funds for increasing their pay, according to a revised policy approved Tuesday by a committee of the Cal State system's Board of Trustees.
PHOTOS: Arbutus Students Design Mobile Bird's Nest
Seventh and eighth-grade students in Michael Guarraia's after-school engineering program at Arbutus Middle School participated in the May 5 Kinetic Sculpture Race sponsored by the American Visionary Arts Museum.
MRMCA offers pervious concrete database
The new stormwater management manual from the Maryland Department of the Environment has changed the way that construction projects are designed.
1 brother convicted in Baltimore neighborhood watch case
BALTIMORE _ Eliyahu Werdesheim, one of two brothers accused of assaulting a teenager in Baltimore, was convicted of false imprisonment and second-degree assault Thursday, in a case that has sparked neighborhood tensions and raised questions about a community patrol group.
Dance announces transition team
Newly appointed Baltimore County school Superintendent Dallas Dance has picked a transition team that includes two former state superintendents and a college president among the 21 individuals who will guide him in the first three months of his job.
11 Baltimore City Students Win Awards in Md. History Day Competition
Your donation is essential to our survival. ver 600 Baltimore City middle and high students, along with their parents and teachers, converged on the campus of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County on Saturday, April 28, to compete in the annual Maryland History Day contest.
Why the nation needs more female engineers
Won't you be stuck working alone, staring at a computer for hours on end?" Those were the questions that my sister asked as I declared my intent to pursue a software engineering degree at the University of Maryland Baltimore County .
Avi Werdesheim Aids Woman Who Fainted in Courtroom
Avi Werdesheim, while on trial Tuesday in Baltimore City, used some of his skills to aid a woman who had fainted in the courtroom, according to a report in the Baltimore Sun .
Police officer rescued by UMBC students is released from hospital
University of Maryland, Baltimore County , on April 24 was released from St. Agnes Hospital Monday.Capt. John Spiroff, commander of the Wilkens Station, which patrols 11 years ago Mullah Omar and his Taliban government were driven from Afghanistan.
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