Higher education

    Notre Dame of Maryland University will go coed, enroll men starting in 2023
    A task force formed by the private, Catholic school's board found the Baltimore institution must cast a wider net and attract new types of applicants to stay afloat.
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    Morgan State to open a medical school — first at a historically Black university in decades
    The proposed Maryland College of Osteopathic Medicine at Morgan aims to increase the number of Black doctors entering the profession and, in turn, increase Black Baltimore residents’ access to physicians that look like them.
    Morgan State University is moving forward with plans to create the nation’s fourth medical school to be affiliated with an HBCU.
    Student loans, taxes, race and Twitter: The impact of a viral moment
    Student loans are a tax on community progress and not about systemic racism and hate.
    WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 12: Student loan borrowers gather near The White House to tell President Biden to cancel student debt on May 12, 2020 in Washington, DC.
    Big Ten, University of Maryland: Terps football will share profits from $7B media deal
    The University of Maryland and other Big Ten universities will share profits from what is believed to be the most lucrative media rights deal ever struck by a college sports conference.
    A man in a suit reads from a podium next to two football helmets.
    Luke Bird: Naval Academy midshipman dies falling over waterfall in Chile
    Chilean authorities found Luke Gabriel Bird's body in the waterfall’s lagoon on Sunday.
    Portrait photo of Luke Bird, a young white man, smiling in formal uniform for U.S. Naval Academy against a blue background.
    Law schools saw a ‘Trump Bump’ of female applicants during ex-president’s term. Will the overturning of Roe draw even more?
    Women flocked to law schools in Maryland and nationally after Donald Trump was elected president, with many seeking to fight policies they felt were hostile to their gender. Some say the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe. v. Wade could have a similar effect.
    7/8/22—Alexis Martinez, a third year student at the University of Baltimore School of Law, poses for a portrait in the school’s library.
    More obstacles, worse prizes and a Sharknado: Why I believe in student loan forgiveness
    It's unfair to encourage student borrowers to take on a crippling economic obligation knowing that it might be years before they make more than they paid for their degrees.
    Leslie Streeter
    CollegeBound Foundation expanding completion program to get more Baltimore scholars through college
    The CollegeBound College Completion Program, which graduated its first cohort in 2021, is helping to shepherd an extraordinary number of students who attended Baltimore City schools through college.
    Kyra Davis, 21, is interviewed about her time at Goucher College on June 2 at the CollegeBound Foundation.
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