
Election Day is (almost) finally upon us. Though many have been voting over the past month or so, tomorrow marks the beginning of the end of an election cycle that has quite […]
Election Day is (almost) finally upon us. Though many have been voting over the past month or so, tomorrow marks the beginning of the end of an election cycle that has quite […]
For many, week 7 of the 15-week semester means midterms. As if midterms weren’t enough, the cacophony that is 2020 only adds to our agitation. Last week was a little lighter on […]
The 2020-2021 calendar for the University of Baltimore has a new addition. June 19, known as Juneteenth, observes the day Union Gen. Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas in 1865 to […]
Per the usual for 2020, this past week was not a slow week in terms of the news cycle. No matter how crazy the news cycle, I am always reminding our talented […]
By RACHEL CLAIR, KAANITA IYER and JACOB ROUSSEAU – Capital News Service With confusion looming over voting amid the coronavirus pandemic, several states have announced their plans to make it easier to […]
By Philip Van SlootenCapital News Service ANNAPOLIS, Maryland — General Assembly leaders in Maryland ended the 2020 session early and recently declined a special session due to pandemic and presidential election concerns. […]