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Johns Hopkins University Launches New Institute for Artificial Intelligence Research
Johns Hopkins University opened a new cross-disciplinary institute dedicated to artificial intelligence research, drawing faculty from engineering, medicine, and public health.
University of Maryland, College Park Reports Record Freshman Enrollment
The University of Maryland, College Park welcomed its largest freshman class in school history this fall, with applications up sharply from last year.
U.S. Naval Academy Overhauls Engineering Curriculum for Cyber Warfare Focus
The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis is restructuring its engineering curriculum to place greater emphasis on cyber operations and autonomous systems.
Montgomery College Launches Cybersecurity Workforce Partnership With Federal Agencies
Montgomery College is partnering with federal agencies and private contractors to train students directly for entry-level cybersecurity positions.
Towson University Breaks Ground on New College of Business and Economics Building
Towson University began construction on a new home for its College of Business and Economics, backed by a mix of state funding and private donations.
St. Mary's College of Maryland Expands Environmental Science Program With New Research Vessel
St. Mary's College of Maryland added a new research vessel to its environmental science program, expanding hands-on Chesapeake Bay fieldwork for students.
Anne Arundel Community College Opens New Health Sciences Building in Arnold
Anne Arundel Community College opened a new health sciences facility designed to nearly double its nursing and allied health program capacity.
Morgan State University Receives $40 Million Federal Grant to Expand Engineering Programs
Morgan State University will use a new federal grant to expand its engineering school and increase enrollment of Black students in STEM fields.
Salisbury University Expands Health Sciences Programs to Serve Eastern Shore
Salisbury University is adding new nursing and physician assistant program seats to address healthcare worker shortages across Maryland's Eastern Shore.