The proposal requests that Hopkins divest “from all companies with ties to the state of Israel,” demilitarize “by severing its financial relationships with the U.S. Department of Defense,” and disclose “all financial relationships with the state of Israel.”
Nick Markakis, Terry Crowley and Dick Bowie will be honored in August.
The Banner was named the MDDC’s News Organization of the Year for 2023 and swept the press association’s top awards.
Once-mighty malpractice attorney Stephen L. Snyder appeared in court Friday in a federal extortion case, at times weeping and describing himself as a broken, but also flashing his trademark feistiness and charm.
Baltimore Banner photojournalist Kaitlin Newman recounts her experience participating in the Kinetic Sculpture Race back in 2003.
Want to learn salsa, swing dancing or the two-step? The Baltimore area has plenty of places to sharpen your dancing skills.
Johns Hopkins University is the latest college campus to face demonstrations related to the Israel-Hamas war.
Olympic champion swimmer Katie Ledecky, ex-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and politician and philanthropist Michael Bloomberg will be honored at the White House on Friday.
Checking with state officials on whether they plan to improve safety on the I-395 connector, the scene of two motorists falling to their deaths in the water below in recent months.
The Banner and Goucher College Poll surveyed Baltimore voters last month. We circled back to Vignarajah voters to see how they were feeling now.
Here are three numbers that help to explain the power barrage in Baltimore.
With scant police resources to locate missing people, the Missing in Baltimore City Facebook group has increasingly become a resource for families to crowdsource and find support as they search for their loved ones.
The Maryland Film Festival, the state’s celebration of film, its culture and emerging talent, is officially back for its 25th edition.
Johns Hopkins University’s encampment has been growing every day into a tense but peaceful stalemate.
More than 16,500 Democratic mail-in ballots have already been cast — one-third of all mail ballots sent to blue Baltimoreans.