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CBS Baltimore
Baltimore City teachers union, school board reach new 2-year contract with pay raises
The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners and the Baltimore Teachers Union have reached a new two-year contract that includes pay raises for teachers and continued access to affordable health care.
HBCU Gameday
Morgan State University breaks enrollment record, pursues historic HBCU medical school
Morgan State University has surpassed 12,000 students for the first time as the public HBCU continues pursuing plans for a medical school that could make national history. The post Morgan State University breaks enrollment record, pursues historic HBCU medical school appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
thegreyhound.org
Email From President’s Office Reveals Jenkins Hall Will Not Be Renamed
At 10:31 a.m., Loyola University Maryland announced that Jenkins Hall will not be renamed. According to the campus wide email sent by the Office of the President, Loyola’s Board of Trustees determined that the facts presented did not satisfy the requirements outlined by the University’s naming policy and voted to retain the name.
Johns Hopkins Newsletter
University hosts former Sen. Ben Cardin in celebration of CSC's 35th anniversary
The Center for Social Concern (CSC) celebrated its 35th anniversary. On Wednesday, Oct. 14 the Hopkins Center for Social Concern (CSC) hosted a celebration for 35 years of Hopkins student engagement in Baltimore City. Tables staffed by students and staff included: Tutorial Project, Baltimore First and Circle K. Additionally, the CSC is showing an archival exhibit in the Levering Hall lobby to commemorate the anniversary.
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hoodline.com
Peabody Institute Plans to Raze 1968 Mount Vernon Towers for New Arts Hub
The Peabody Institute is moving ahead with plans to demolish its 1968 residence halls at 20 E. Centre St., clearing the way for a new performance, education and student services building on the Mount Vernon campus. The twin towers, designed by architect Edward Durell Stone, would be replaced by a facility that Johns Hopkins University officials say will finally give the conservatory its first new campus building in decades.
hoodline.com
Loyola Reopens York Road Hub, Giving Baltimore Neighbors New Office and Event Space
Loyola University Maryland cut the ribbon on a renovated community center at 5104 York Road in Baltimore last Wednesday, opening up 2,500 square feet of new office space and a multipurpose area built for neighborhood clinics, youth programs and public events. The project turns a section of the university's main building into a shared hub for students, staff and the surrounding community.
foxbaltimore.com
Baltimore schools, teachers union approve 2-year pay hike deal
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Teachers in Baltimore City will see their pay go up after a new two-year agreement was approved between the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners and the Baltimore Teachers Union. The deal includes pay raises of 2% in fiscal year 2027 and 2.3% in fiscal year...