McDaniel College is adding eight new undergraduate majors beginning Fall 2020. The new bachelor’s degrees include Actuarial Science, Applied Mathematics, Biochemistry, Biomedical Science, Criminal Justice, Health Sciences, Marketing and…
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Three new members join McDaniel College's Board of Trustees.
Karen Bellamy Lamont '81
Lamont earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She helped found Kalos Golf, a luxury tour operator that provides one- of-a-kind golf travel excursions,…
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Read on for a list of events on the Hill in the coming weeks.
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New as they are to McDaniel, Art professor Chloe Irla’s First Year Seminar (FYS) students are well acquainted with injustice, prejudice and indignities. They reject the way many things are in the society they were born into — and they used…
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More than 30 students and professors turned out on an early Saturday morning in late October to help the Green Terror Garden aka The Pollinator Pickle Patch team put their baby to sleep for the winter.
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Marya Kuratova, a senior English major with minors in Journalism and Writing, is the national winner of the 2019 “Dear Abby” College Columnist Scholarship Contest, sponsored by the National Society of Newspaper Columnists Education…
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When Jade Enright first arrived last summer at Yale University’s molecular biology lab, she was a little unsure of herself. True, she was among only 7 percent of some 5,000 applicants accepted into the Amgen Scholars Program and had been…
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McDaniel College President Roger N. Casey along with Rosalie Mince, vice president for Academic and Student Affairs at Carroll Community College, and Ron Laue, assistant dean of the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in…
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McDaniel College hosted the dedication of Rembert Field at McDaniel’s Kenneth R. Gill Stadium in honor of 1961 alumnus Donald Mosby Rembert, Sr., and 1960 alumna Judith Ellis Rembert of Reston, Va. The ceremony took place during the Green…
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Art on View, “Let me recite what history teaches,” exhibition by Thomas Lail, professor of Fine Arts at Hudson Valley Community College, SUNY, Oct. 10–Nov. 1. Opening reception: Oct. 10, 5:30-7:30 p.m. with a gallery talk at 6 p.m., Rice…
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