baltimore international college
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The building at 206 E. Redwood Street meets a crucial requirement — its ceilings are high enough to accommodate sword fights. - Officials at Stratford University, a for-profit institution based in Virginia, say they have signed a memorandum of understanding with Sojourner-Douglass College that would make the financially strapped Baltimore school a part of its system.
- A historic building next to the new home of the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company sold last month to a company controlled by one of the acting troupe's trustees.
- Baltimore City Community College has been warned that its accreditation could be in jeopardy amid concerns about its focus, goals, effectiveness and publishing of information, just two years after the college was taken off probation over problems with its assessment of student learning.
- A historic YMCA in Mount Vernon, once home to confessed Soviet spy Whittaker Chambers and a hotel run by the former Baltimore International Culinary college, is to become a 197-room Hotel Indigo, one of the new owners said.
- New executive chefs for Fleet Street Kitchen and Ten Ten American Bistro.
- Charles Ross Diffenderffer, a former attorney who changed careers and became an executive chef, died April 24 at his home in the Mays Chapel section of Timonium. He was 49.
- Sojourner-Douglass must muster community support to save the college
- Sojourner-Douglass College in Baltimore is in danger of losing its accreditation status and faces serious financial challenges, leaving the small private college's future uncertain.
- The story of the Hollywood Diner - how it came to Baltimore, came back and its will to survive
- Stratford University in Baltimore needs to clean up is act
- Michael Joseph Wagner, an award-winning chef who taught at the old Baltimore International College, died of melanoma Sept. 17 at the Gilchrist Hospice of Columbia. He was 52 and lived in Columbia.
- McCormick's, the spice company, hold a Taste of Baytriotism contest in which restaurants make concoctions using Old Bay. Alonso's, the burger joint, wins. The prize: 70 pounds of Olds Bay seasoning delivered to the door.
- Peach cake with Rainier cherry ice cream marks the occasion
- A Baltimore County Circuit Court judge has dismissed a $5 million lawsuit filed against the former president of Baltimore International College by the board of the defunct culinary school.
- Turlington chats with us about cupcakes, walking and biking in Baltimore
- The former president of Baltimore International College allegedly misused more than $200,000 for personal meals, antiques and unapproved salary, according to a legal filing submitted Tuesday by the remaining board of the defunct culinary school.
- Baltimore International College is set to hand over control of its operations to Virginia's Stratford University after restructuring its debt and receiving approval from the required accrediting agencies.
- Virginia's Stratford University has received preliminary approval from the Maryland Higher Education Commission to take over operations of embattled Baltimore International College.
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- Thomas Louis "Pep" Perrella, a schools caterer and former Archbishop Curley soccer coach and player, died of pancreatic cancer Sept. 25 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 59 and lived in Overlea.
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- Baltimore International College is facing new questions about its ability to continue operating after the derailment of an appeal process that could have bought the culinary college time until a planned takeover by Virginia-based Stratford University.
- Deal to affiliate with Virginia's Stratford University is best path for troubled Baltimore International College
- If approved, the move could keep BIC from losing its accreditation
- Baltimore International College will file a "request for reconsideration" with the Middle States Commission, the agency that is taking away the college's accreditation Aug. 31.
- In an effort to stay open, the Baltimore International College said Monday that it "is in conversation" with two out-of-state institutions that it could merge with in order to remain accredited.
- The imminent closing of Baltimore International College is causing great hardship for its students
- Their future is uncertain, but students and employees at the Baltimore International College put on a block party Saturday in Little Italy.
