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UMES' Henry Advances to NCAA Final Round
PRINCESS ANNE , Md.- Vanessa Henry will advance to the finals round of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Actor David Ogden Stiers signs an autograph at Mar-Va Theater in Pocomoke City, Md., on Thursday.
UMES Hall of Famer to be Inducted into NACDA Hall of Fame
WESTLAKE , Ohio - The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics on Monday announced its 2012 Hall of Fame class.
Policy changes follow Penn State scandal
When Bowie State University athletic director Anton Goff first heard about the Penn State football child molestation scandal, he shared the same reaction as much of the country: shock and horror.
Our View: Lower Shore campuses celebrate
Astronaut and NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden Jr. was the keynote speaker for commencement at UMES.
Decision on DNA collection sparks debate
Contradictory opinions surround the Maryland Court of Appeals ruling in the Alonzo Jay King Jr.
'A new world is yours today,' UMES
Tanzi Brannum receives a welcomed kiss on the cheek from her son, Bijan Richardson, during the spring commencement ceremony at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on Friday.
Parents of UMES Students Upset They Didn't Get Into Graduation
PRINCESS ANNE, Md. - The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has a policy that graduation will start in time at 9:45 a.m. Some proud parents and family members were not able to see their child or loved one walk across the stage during commencement today.
Penn State Scandal Prompts Policy Change in Maryland College Athletics
By Jakob Engelke and Jeremy Schneider Capital News Service When Bowie State Athletic Director Anton Goff first heard about the Penn State football child molestation scandal, he shared the same reaction as much of the country-shock and horror.
UMES senior art show unites student ideas May 17
From left, graduating seniors in UMES' department of fine arts, Lamar Waul, Alicia Critchfield, Mike Carmean, Cynthia Anais, Chris Perkins and Keith Maurice Elder, stand before the mural they created on the wall of the Mosely Gallery.
FCC Proposes Fines Against Two Licensees For Public File Violations
YEARY BROADCASTING, INC. is looking at a possible $20,000 fine for problems with Country simulcast WXLZ-A/ST. PAUL, VA and WXLZ-F/LEBANON, VA's public file.
Mikulski touts Shore broadband
From Wor-Wic, U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski has a videoconference with a University of Maryland class on Thursday.
Clifton Glover: Race still matters
Is race still relevant today? I've encountered this question a lot lately on the University of Maryland Eastern Shore campus, in the media in the wake of theTrayvon Martin case and as I fill out applications for post-graduate scholarships.
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