Higher education

A playful TikTok video led to cyberbullying against Keylin Perez, the first Latina to be crowned Miss Coppin State University at the historically Black college.

Things turned around for the students after the Maryland office of the Council on American Islamic Relations got involved.

In his new job, Syed will help Georgetown students investigate wrongful convictions, exonerate men and women and create documentary films about the cases.

The community college said Wednesday afternoon that it is working with law enforcement authorities who are investigating the attack.

The 34,000-square-foot building under development will have research and classroom space as well as meeting space intended for community use.

Donald Gresham, Kushan Ratnayake and Joan Floyd on Dec. 7 voluntarily moved in Baltimore Circuit Court to dismiss the case asking to prevent the Baltimore Police Department from signing an agreement with Hopkins necessary to develop the private, armed police force.

Facing a big shortage of nurses, Baltimore County partnered with St. Joseph Medical Center and CCBC for training.

The Army-Navy Game is Saturday, and even if it wasn’t the only college football on TV this weekend, it would be the only game in Annapolis. Look around, and the town is awash in Navy merch.

Melanie Perreault’s appointment comes a week after it was announced that President Kim Schatzel was leaving to become president of the University of Louisville.

The former school has hosted a film festival, art shows and photography by neighborhood kids.

A cast member who got into an argument on an explosive recent episode is a Hopkins faculty member.

The publication of the agreement paves the way for Hopkins to being recruiting and training private police officers in the next six to 12 months.

Towson University President Kim Schatzel is leaving the university for a new job as president of the University of Louisville.

At a time when Baltimore City's public schools are looking for teachers, UMBC has provided a small pipeline of graduates to fill needed positions.

Richard Vatz, a professor at TU for 41 years, says he tends to want to help conservative groups because there’s ‘so much anti-conservatism in higher education.’ But he said he told Turning Point members that their remarks were inappropriate and that he would quit as their advisor if they continued.