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    Current seniors, juniors, and sophomores honored with academic and leadership awards

    Current seniors, juniors, and sophomores were recognized at the Undergraduate Awards Ceremony for earning awards for academic achievement and leadership during the 2025-26 academic year. Students were also named to prestigious academic and leadership honor societies.
  • White Coat Ceremony 2026

    McDaniel College celebrates Nursing and Occupational Therapy students during inaugural White Coat Ceremony

    Students from McDaniel's Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy programs participated in the college’s inaugural White Coat Ceremony on Friday, Nov. 6, which was held during Parent & Family Weekend. Overall, 34 Nursing students and 24 Occupational Therapy students were honored at the ceremony.
  • A blue fabric background studded with various acryllic pins, including a squirrel, a Green Terror mascot head, an image of the McDaniel arch, and a yellow Handshake logo.

    Pin Collecting Program Surges on Campus

    The Office of Student Engagement (OSE) is sparking social engagement and student participation with a new pin collecting program. Students collect pins throughout the year from campus events and activities. Not only do they get an array of custom keepsakes, but they can also form new connections and nurture their love of collecting.
  • McDaniel for the Holidays 2026

    Annual seasonal concert features students, alumni, faculty, and community musicians

    Organized by Senior Adjunct Lecturer Shelley Ensor, "McDaniel for the Holidays” features McDaniel students, alumni, staff, and faculty, as well as community members. The free performance takes place Sunday, Nov. 15, at 7 p.m. in Baker Memorial Chapel.
  • Jonathan Slade Mason-Dixon Surveyor

    Lumen Lecture explores what it means to be embedded in place

    Communication & Cinema Professor Jonathan Slade '88, an Emmy-award winning filmmaker and creator of a hyper-local community newspaper in Lineboro, Maryland, presents the annual Lumen Lecture on the theme "Embed." Hosted by McDaniel’s Lumen Scholars Program, the lecture takes place Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. in McDaniel Hall's Coley Rice Lounge. It is free and open to the public.
  • A family with the Green Terror during Parent & Family Weekend.

    McDaniel welcomes families to the Hill for Parent and Family Weekend

    Current McDaniel families are invited to join their students for events and programs showcasing life on the Hill during Parent and Family Weekend, Friday, Nov. 6-Sunday, Nov. 8.
  • Digital Sign-Holloway Lecture

    Author and leading specialist on the poet and playwright Oscar Wilde presents Holloway Lecture

    The Holloway Lecture features Nicholas Frankel, author and professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, who is a leading specialist on the poet and playwright Oscar Wilde. The lecture takes place Monday, Nov. 2, at 7:30 p.m., in McDaniel Hall’s Coley Rice Lounge. It is free and open to the public.
  • New Trustees October 2026

    Alumni join McDaniel College Board of Trustees

    Joe Nattans '87, executive vice president of retail sales at CrossCountry Mortgage, and Tyler Wilson '95, president of the Kiva Group, have been elected as new members to the McDaniel College Board of Trustees.
  • McDaniel Votes National Voter Registration Day 2024

    President Jasken signs pledge to promote nonpartisan student voting

    McDaniel College President Julia Jasken has signed the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge Presidents’ Commitment to promote student voter registration and participation in all elections.
  • Portrait of Professor Kevin McIntyre.

    Global Issues Colloquium explores the future of capitalism and socialism

    Led by Economics Professor Kevin H. McIntyre, McDaniel College’s annual Global Issues Colloquium on Thursday, Oct. 29, is titled "Wither Capitalism: Capitalism, Socialism, and the Global Search for Economic Opportunity.” The event, which is hosted by McDaniel's Global Fellows program, takes place at 6:30 p.m. in McDaniel Hall's Coley Rice Lounge and is free and open to the public.