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New Undergraduate Program and Interdisciplinary Risk Management Course Expand Career-Ready Offerings Aligned With the Future of Work and the Demands of an AI-Driven Economy BALTIMORE — Recognizing that artificial intelligence is rapidly redefining ...Read More
The well being of a typical city are often measured by infrastructure, budgets, and statistics. A more tried and truer to scale measurement would be the opportunities that are provided to the everyday resident of said cities. That idea lives inside Balti...Read More
Five years ago, when I published Leaving Large: The Stories of a Food Addict, I thought I was writing about food addiction, obesity, and how I finally kept the weight off after more than forty years of struggle. I was wrong. The deeper story ...Read More
B'more ArtScene 2026: A Unified Portrait of Baltimore's Creative Community
For nearly half a century, renowned artist Larry Poncho Brown has traveled the world as a practicing artist representing his hometown of Baltimore, contributing to countless art projects and cultural exchange initiatives. Yet no matter where Poncho's journeys ...Read More
In Baltimore, a lot of teen girls get swept under the rug and left to their own devices when it comes to academics and mental health. It's shown that “Girls in middle (45%) and high school (49%) were more likely than boys in middle (23%) and hi...Read More
For many working mothers, balancing career ambitions, entrepreneurship, and family responsibilities can often feel like a full-time juggling act. The Working Mom Conference was created to remind women they don't have to navigate that journey alone. Taking pla...Read More