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  • Homecoming with Green Terror

    McDaniel hosts Homecoming 2026

    Alumni, students, families, and community members celebrate Homecoming 2026 on Friday, Oct. 2, and Saturday, Oct. 3, with Homecoming traditions, including tailgating at Kenneth R. Gill Stadium while Green Terror football takes on Carnegie Mellon University, and a special announcement at halftime before recognition of the McDaniel College Athletics Hall of Fame award recipients. Additionally, the annual Green & Gold Challenge, a weeklong competition to support McDaniel's student-athletes, runs Oct. 1-8.
  • Popham announcement 2026

    Alumni expand scholarship for Glen Burnie High School graduates to study at McDaniel

    Alumni couple Bryson and Carol Popham, both members of the Class of 1973, have created the Mildred R. Popham and Carol L. Popham ’73 Scholarship for Teaching and Human Services for eligible Glen Burnie High School graduates who attend McDaniel. Beginning with the 2027-28 academic year, scholarship funds will be available to up to four eligible Glen Burnie High School graduates each year.
  • Carroll County TOY Emily Brynes

    Master’s alum recognized as Carroll County’s top teacher

    Update: Carroll County Teacher of the Year Emily Brynes M.S. ’24, who earned a master’s degree in Educational Leadership, has been named a finalist for the 2027 Maryland Teacher of the Year.
  • Teachers of Promise 2026

    Education students recognized as Teachers of Promise

    Six students who graduated from McDaniel College on May 23 with a major in Elementary Education or minor in Secondary Education along with one graduate student who is completing the Master of Science in Teaching program were named Teachers of Promise by the Maryland State Department of Education. McDaniel’s Education program boasts an almost 100% retention rate for early-career educators who are still working in the profession after five years.
  • NIcki James The Daily Record Scholarship

    2026 graduate Nicki James wins Top 100 Women Scholarship

    Social Work major Nicki James '26 was presented with the 2026 Top 100 Women Scholarship by The Daily Record, while Tracy Imm '87 was inducted into the Circle of Excellence. This is the second consecutive year that a McDaniel senior earned the prestigious award, further highlighting McDaniel's commitment to developing leaders who make a meaningful impact in their communities.
  • Trustee Alumni Awards 2026

    Alums recognized for alumni career and service achievement

    Two McDaniel alumni received Trustee Alumni Awards, the highest alumni honor given at McDaniel, during the Trustee-Faculty Dinner held May 8. The 2026 recipients are Maureen Carroll Martin '86, a seasoned editor, writer, and communications professional, and Tyler Wilson '95, P'21, P'23, president of the Kiva Group, which specializes in print communication, advertising, and design.
  • African Drum performance

    McDaniel student musicians perform in annual spring concerts

    April and May are filled with musical performances featuring McDaniel students. For more information about the performances, which are free and open to the public, visit mcdaniel.edu/music-events.
  • Bryan Gately Trustee

    Alum Bryan Gately '83 joins McDaniel College Board of Trustees

    McDaniel College has named Bryan Gately '83 to its Board of Trustees. Gately, who graduated with a bachelor's degree in Communication, is currently executive director and banker with J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Baltimore.
  • Alumni Awards 26 group

    McDaniel College Alumni Association celebrates 2026 award winners

    The McDaniel College Alumni Association honored six alumni as recipients of 2026 Alumni Association Awards during Alumni Weekend.
  • Harvey Stone Park

    Dedication held for restored Harvey Stone Park and Pavilion at McDaniel

    The $1.4 million renovation of Harvey Stone Park and Pavilion, supported by a grant from the State of Maryland and private donations, including a leadership gift from McDaniel Trustee Carroll L. "Splinter" Yingling '68 and his wife, Susan Morales Yingling '70, M.S. '00, has transformed the facility into an outdoor living-learning laboratory and will host student gatherings and campus events.