University of Baltimore’s master's in AI seeks to train students on how to use AI to solve business problems. The program is mostly in-person, with limited online options. The deadlines to apply are ...

Melvin Stukes, former Maryland State Delegate and Baltimore City Councilman, dies at 76. Remembered for his community work ...

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Whether the U.S. Naval Academy’s interests in a more diverse student body are distinct enough to allow it to continue ...

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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson discusses her new book 'Lovely Ones' and her personal journey to success at the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore.

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Discover all the details for our AI in Practice Webinar Series and find information about the first speaker and registerer here. For any questions, contact Dr. Jessica A. Stansbury, ...

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