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  • Investment Strategy Institute Class

    McDaniel College and Duquesne University form partnership

    A new partnership gives McDaniel undergraduate students in the Economics and Business Administration department, as well as eligible alumni, preferred admission to four master’s degree programs at Duquesne’s Palumbo-Donahue School of Business.
  • Phi Beta Kappa 2021 Virtual Induction

    McDaniel alumnus and students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa national honor society

    On April 11, 24 students were inducted into McDaniel College’s Delta of Maryland Chapter of the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa national honor society. Alumnus Gerald H. Miller ‘63, who previously served as director of Michigan’s largest state agency, the Department of Social Services, was also inducted.
  • McDaniel College Theatre presents "Twisted Tales of Poe," written by Philip Grecian from the stories and poems of Edgar Allan Poe, directed by Gene Fouche

    McDaniel College students perform radio play based on stories and poems of Edgar Allan Poe

    McDaniel College students perform in the radio play “Twisted Tales of Poe,” which is based on the stories and poems of Edgar Allan Poe. Directed by Theatre Arts faculty member Gené Fouché, the performance will be broadcast on McDaniel College’s student-run radio station, Green Terror Radio (WGTR), on Friday, April 30 and Thursday, May 6 at 7 p.m.
  • National Security Fellows

    McDaniel selects inaugural class of National Security Fellows

    McDaniel College selects 21 students into the inaugural class of the National Security Fellows Program. The National Security Fellows Program pairs with any program of study and provides McDaniel students with robust knowledge, skills, and experience in national security as well as the ability to specialize in an area of interest, such as interstate conflict, intra-state political violence, cybersecurity, ethics, and human rights.
  • Molly Sherman and Ciara O'Brien

    Free Press co-editors learn best practices in connecting local and global issues from veteran journalists

    McDaniel Free Press co-editors-in-chief learned best practices in connecting local topics to global impacts during a virtual webinar organized by the Council on Foreign Relations. Juniors Molly Sherman and Ciara O’Brien were able to have Mark Seibel, technology policy editor at The Washington Post, and Carla Anne Robbins, adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former deputy editorial page editor at The New York Times, at their fingertips thanks to the Feb. 25 webinar dedicated to student journalists.
  • Quyen Nguyen

    Virtual student honors exhibition showcases work by two senior Art students

    McDaniel College’s student honors exhibition features a variety of work virtually from two senior Art students. Titled “Reconstruct and Memorialize: Identity in Impressions,” this virtual exhibition runs through Thursday, April 15.
  • Adero Wilkes

    McDaniel-CollegeBound Scholarships awarded to five Baltimore City high school seniors

    Representatives from McDaniel College and the CollegeBound Foundation surprised five Baltimore City high school seniors at their homes with full-tuition McDaniel-CollegeBound scholarships. The seniors from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Digital Harbor High School, and Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School will each receive full-tuition scholarships for all four years at McDaniel.
  • Three incoming freshmen surprised with Dorsey Scholarships

    McDaniel College’s Admissions Office along with the Green Terror surprised three incoming Class of 2025 students by announcing them as the college’s newest Dorsey Scholars. The Dorsey Scholars Program is the highest academic honor at McDaniel and includes full tuition, room, and board for all four years.
  • McDaniel College Theatre presents "Speech & Debate," a play by Stephen Karam, a fiercely funny dark comedy with music, directed by Zack Callis

    McDaniel senior directs “Speech & Debate” with more than 20 students assisting with production

    More than 20 McDaniel students were part of the “Speech & Debate” production at the college. Performances were Friday, March 12 and Saturday, March 13 in WMC Alumni Hall. Due to COVID-19, the performances were only open to McDaniel students, faculty, and staff. “Speech & Debate,” a comedy by Stephen Karam, was directed by McDaniel College senior Zacharias Callis, a Theatre Arts major from Damascus, Md.
  • McDaniel College has announced its plans for Fall 2021, including a return to near-normal operations and face-to-face instruction for undergraduate students.

    McDaniel College announces Fall 2021 plans

    McDaniel College has announced its plans for Fall 2021, including a return to near-normal operations and face-to-face instruction for undergraduate students. McDaniel is planning for a primarily in-person experience with more than 90 percent of undergraduate classes to be offered as traditional in-person classes and 100 percent of labs. The other 10 percent of classes will mostly be offered in a hybrid format, which includes an in-person component.