University of Maryland Baltimore County Ex-Athletic Director Sues School for Defamation
Brian Barrio was hired as the athletic director in 2020, in the midst of a sexual misconduct scandal with the school’s head swim coach, Chad Cradock.
Students Sue University of Maryland Over October 7 Protest Blackout
Student activists have sued the University of Maryland after it restricted campus demonstrations for the anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel. School President Dr. Darryll Pines
University of Maryland sued over canceled Oct. 7 Gaza vigil
The Council on American-Islamic Relations and Palestine Legal filed a lawsuit over the cancellation of an Oct. 7 vigil at the University of Maryland.
Students for Justice in Palestine sues to hold Oct. 7 ‘vigil’ at University of Maryland
Pro-Palestinian students have filed a free-speech lawsuit against the University of Maryland for nixing their plans to hold a vigil honoring “the lives lost during Israel’s ongoing genocide” on Oct. 7,
University of Maryland’s Students for Justice in Palestine sues school over Oct. 7 event limitations
The University of Maryland’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter is suing the university after it limited the organization’s planned Oct. 7 events. The legal complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland said the school violated students’ First Amendment rights when it prevented the local SJP chapter from holding its
Anti-Israel Student Group Sues University For Not Allowing Pro-Palestinian Vigil On Anniversary Of Hamas Attack
The University of Maryland’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine sued the institution Tuesday, claiming the university revoked its
University Sued Over Canceled Oct. 7 Vigil
A First Amendment lawsuit has been filed in federal court to challenge the University of Maryland's decision to cancel a vigil on Oct. 7, the anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel that sparked the war in Gaza.
Palestinian student group files lawsuit against UMD
A Palestinian student group sued the University of Maryland for First Amendment rights after a protest scheduled for Oct. 7 was canceled.
Maryland is deep blue. This voting precinct may be its ‘purplest’
One County precinct that garnered the same number of votes for both Biden and Trump in 2020 is Maryland’s “purplest” voting ...
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Smartphones may be indispensable to modern life, but they’re also perfect tools for spying on their owners. Anyone looking to avoid being tracked – like, say, militant groups – tends to ...
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Analysis: DC News Now polls shows Alsobrooks leads Hogan in Maryland U.S. Senate seat
New polling from DC News Now shows that Democrat Angela Alsobrooks leads her Republican opponent, Larry Hogan, in their race ...
Scientists detect longest pair of jets streaming from a supermassive black hole
Scientists have discovered the longest pair of jets streaming from a black hole in a distant galaxy. Black holes eat most ...
Baltimore County detective who was shot and critically injured calls it ‘a bad nightmare’ at David Linthicum trial
Baltimore County officer Jonathan Chih testified Thursday in the trial of the Cockeysville man accused of shooting and ...
8 things to know: New Maryland medical school opens enrollment
A shopping center sells for $16.7M after decades, a couple turns a family recipe into a new bratwurst shop and more business ...
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Towson University’s StarTUp Accelerator showcases innovation, entrepreneurship
Listen to this article The Towson University StarTUp Accelerator showcased its sixth cohort Sept. 12, marking a significant ...
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CCBC holds vigil for Baltimore County native, Rice University student murdered in dorm
BALTIMORE -- The Community College of Baltimore County hosted a candlelight vigil to honor the life of graduate Andrea Rodriguez Avila, who was shot to death on August 26 in her dorm room at ...
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University of Maryland Baltimore County is a public institution that was founded in 1966. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 10,625 (fall 2022), and the campus size is 530 acres.