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  • Three women singing in the McDaniel College Gospel Choir.

    McDaniel College students perform in annual fall music concerts

    November and December are jam-packed with musical performances featuring McDaniel students, which are free and open to the public. Check out the full schedule of upcoming concerts at McDaniel College.
  • Carroll County Scholars kickoff 2024

    Registration opens for McDaniel College's Carroll County Scholars program

    All current 8th and 10th grade students in Carroll County are invited to enroll to participate in receiving college search support and a $100,000 scholarship to McDaniel College through Carroll County Scholars. The Carroll County Scholars program provides assistance to Carroll County students as they navigate the college search process.
  • Undergraduate Awards digital sign

    Current seniors, juniors, and sophomores honored with academic and leadership awards

    Current seniors, juniors, and sophomores were recognized at the Undergraduate Awards Ceremony for earning awards for academic achievement and leadership during the 2023-24 academic year. Students were also named to prestigious academic and leadership honor societies, including Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, and Trumpeters.
  • Reese Weaver of Brandywine, Md., as Duke Vincentio, Paul Steinert of Dundalk, Md., as Angelo, Danielle Carter of Rockville, Md., as Isabella, and May Riekenberg of South Orange, N.J., as Escalus, in McDaniel College Theatre’s production of "Measure for Measure."

    McDaniel students perform William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure”

    McDaniel College Theatre presents “Measure for Measure,” William Shakespeare’s darkest comedy. Performances are Thursday, Nov. 21-Saturday, Nov. 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre in WMC Alumni Hall. Note: the show contains adult material and is intended for mature audiences.
  • McTeer-Zepp Plaza Fall

    First-year and transfer students awarded Educator's and Military Legacy Scholarships

    McDaniel College has awarded more than 100 first-year and transfer students with Educator's and Military Legacy Scholarships valued at up to $132,000, or $33,000 annually over four years. Any student who qualifies for McDaniel's Educator’s Legacy Scholarship or Military Legacy Scholarship is automatically awarded the scholarship.
  • Parent and Family Weekend 2024 digital sign

    McDaniel welcomes families to the Hill for Parent and Family Weekend

    Current McDaniel families are invited to join their students for events and programs showcasing life on the Hill during Parent and Family Weekend, Friday, Nov. 15-Sunday, Nov. 17.
  • Four Education students and a faculty member pose in front of a banner that reads Maryland Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

    Education students and alums present at Maryland Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference

    Four Elementary Education majors presented on math teaching strategies at the Maryland Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference held Oct. 18. Alumni of McDaniel’s Education programs were also represented among the conference presentations and award winners.
  • Hoover Jasken Signing

    McDaniel College and LifeBridge Health announce landmark partnership

    New partnership between LifeBridge Health and McDaniel addresses the need for qualified nurses by having McDaniel's Nursing program housed at Carroll Hospital. McDaniel Nursing students will have access to clinical placements at LifeBridge Health locations and be eligible for CARE BRAVELY scholarships. McDaniel also established the LifeBridge Legacy Scholarship for the children of LifeBridge Health employees. Additionally, McDaniel received a $2.5 million grant from the Kahlert Foundation.
  • Kaami Effa summer internship 2024

    Students gain real-world experience with summer 2024 internships

    Numerous McDaniel College undergraduate students participated in summer internships. Read more about their experiences.
  • Headshot of Laura Bitto.

    Assistant Professor Laura Bitto teaches the ‘why’ in math education

    Math class often gets a bad rap, as Assistant Professor of Education Laura Albaugh Bitto ’04 is well aware. Bitto, a math teacher educator, is working to change this, and recently gained support in her mission with a yearlong fellowship from the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators.