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The Loyola University Maryland chapter of the PRSSA has received the Star Chapter Award for excellence in providing programming and relationship building opportunities for students.

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Terrence M. Sawyer, J.D., president of Loyola University Maryland, has been named one of The Daily Record’s 2025 Influential Marylanders and to the publication’s 2025 Power 100 List.

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A ten-year study of college students in Maryland shows that at every academic level, Capitol Technology University graduates earn higher salaries than students from all other Maryland colleges and universities.

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Real estate, digital marketing, and financial risk management open in 2026

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New renovations include the Learning Commons @ Hoover Library and the Economics and Business Administration department in Lewis Recitation Hall

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Fellows will spend four weeks abroad supporting nonprofits and community-based organizations in Africa, the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and Latin America

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Whether studying the Great Books, teaching yoga, raising two toddlers, or leading communications for CRAB, Carey Ross (AGI17) routinely pursues work with a greater purpose, resulting in a correspondingly fulfilling life.

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Everett Wiles at Washington Adventist University was honored for his outstanding contributions to media & leadership during the inaugural Film Festival and Symposium

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A vibrant mural and a youth-driven vision for 800 High Street emerge as the latest iteration of the unique program for high-schoolers fosters art, skills, and community engagement.

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Five programs in Stevenson University’s School of Education have been accredited by the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP).

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