- Community and educational services advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities Christine Cambareri Kay is the 2006 recipient of McDaniel College’s Joseph R. Bailer Award. » Full Story - Students, alumni leaders in the Baltimore business community, and College trustees swapped stories over breakfast Sept. 28 at the Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust in Baltimore. » Full Story - World-class scholar and former Fulbright recipient Greg Alles received the Mircea Eliade Jubilee medal from the President of Romania, Traian Basescu, at a Sept. 20 ceremonial dinner in Bucharest. » Full Story - Virginia-based financial adviser Donald Rembert, class of 1961, and wife Judy Ellis Rembert, class of 1960, honored former Green Terror football coach Robert J. Waldorf with a $150,000 gift to create a new pedestrian walkway connecting North Village to Gill Center. » Full Story - Nearly 3,000 alumni, parents, friends and students bundled up Oct. 7 for McDaniel College 's annual Homecoming celebration. » Full Story - Walt Michael ’68, artist-in-residence and executive director of Common Ground on the Hill, played a classic selection of traditional folk melodies in New York’s Arrow Park Sept. 30, at a private memorial for families of firefighters fallen on 9/11. » Full Story - Come June, Theatre on the Hill returns to McDaniel with Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts Elizabeth van den Berg as its new producing artistic director. » Full Story - American country music plays everywhere, writes Deborah Johnson-Ross in her blog from Cameroon. » Full Story - In Centennial Conference women’s soccer, Kelly Neel ’09 scored in the 108th minute of play to lift McDaniel to a 2-1 victory Oct. 7 over Haverford College. » Full Story - Eighteen members of the Green Terror swim team raced in the Atlantic Ocean Sept. 23 to rev up for the fall season. Their results were impressive. » Full Story - Faculty and alumni are honored for new publications, appointments and degrees. » Full Story - Gatorade and water bottles, cans of soda, old newspapers and cereal boxes from trash bins across campus were piled four-feet high Sept. 27 in Memorial Plaza, emitting an attention-getting odor. For the Environmental Action Club, that was the idea. » Full Story |