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• Obituaries

Carol W. Hillery

Carol Williams Hillery, a retired software engineer who had worked at the Space Telescope Science Institute, died of lung cancer Friday at her Bolton Hill home. She was 69.

• Colleges and Universities

Loyola annexes Notre Dame, UMD rejoins ACC and more April Fools' Day jokes

• Colleges and Universities

Loyola annexes Notre Dame, UMD rejoins ACC and more April Fools' Day jokes

• Colleges and Universities

Marylou Yam named Notre Dame of Maryland president

Notre Dame of Maryland University announced Thursday it has selected as its new president a provost at a New Jersey liberal arts college who is known for her research on domestic violence.

• Colleges and Universities

Marylou Yam named Notre Dame of Maryland president

• Harford

Five finalists named for Harford's 2014 Teacher of the Year

Five teachers -- three from Edgewood area schools -- are the finalists for the Harford County Public Schools 2014 Teacher of the Year award, that a former HCPS superintendent is the highest honor a teacher can receive.

• Features

Network 2000 promotes female empowerment in the workplace

Network 2000, a statewide nonprofit, was launched in 1993 with a mission to promote the advancement of women in executive and leadership positions, and provide them guidance to succeed.

• Obituaries

Willard Hackerman, company president and philanthropist, dies

Willard Hackerman, the longtime president and CEO of the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company and a prominent philanthropist, has died. He was 95.

• John F. Kennedy

Poem recalls Kennedy assassination

• Colleges and Universities

Poem recalls Kennedy assassination

Towson University professor remembers going to the campus library, where the person who checked out books told her Kennedy had died.

• Elections

50 years later, Baltimoreans remember the assassination of John F. Kennedy

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963 brings back memories of a younger self and a different time from those who were in Baltimore that day.

• Notre Dame of Maryland University

Poem recalls Kennedy assassination

• Horse Racing

50 years later, Baltimoreans remember the assassination of John F. Kennedy

• Notre Dame of Maryland University

Poem recalls Kennedy assassination

• Obituaries

Winifred Coughlin

Winifred Coughlin, a homemaker who established college scholarships in thanks for the assistance she had received as a student, died of Alzheimer's disease complications.

• Harford

New name, solid mission at Aberdeen University Center [Editorial]

Then again, it was a good option when it was the HEAT center, even if it did sound like a home improvement contracting company.

• Harford

Presentation for Aberdeen's renamed education center draws business, education, political leaders

On Thursday afternoon, a crowd of business leaders, academics and local politicians met to celebrate the renaming of the Higher Education and Conference center to the University Center.

• Education

Courtney Rollins to wed Andrew Goldbeck

Courtney Rollins to wed Andrew Goldbeck

• Education

Hopkins inches up in U.S. News rankings

Johns Hopkins University edged closer to the top 10 of national universities on the U.S. News and World Report annual rankings, which were released Tuesday.

• Colleges and Universities

Hopkins inches up in U.S. News rankings

• Rentals

Calvert Court a desired residence since 1915

The Calvert Court, a landmark apartment house, has stood at the southwest corner of North Calvert and 31st streets since 1915, and recently in recognition of its coming centenary, residents chose to honor its architect, Edward Hughes Glidden, with a plaque.

• Baltimore County

Rookie principal comes to Lansdowne with plenty of experience

Stephen Price is preparing for his first year as a principal at Lansdowne Elementary

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• Education

Conneely, first man to lead Notre Dame, steps down

James F. Conneely, the first man to lead the Notre Dame of Maryland University as president in the school's 116-year history, announced Friday he is stepping down for family reasons.

• Opinion

Women's colleges are still vital

Notre Dame of Maryland University offers a model of a thriving single-sex institution.

• Opinion

Women's colleges are still vital

• Education

Congress reaches student loan deal that lowers rates for borrowers

With the start of school just weeks away, Maryland financial aid directors sighed with relief that Congress finally reached an agreement on student loan interest rates that will lower costs for borrowers this academic year.

• Education

Noah's Ark Academic Tutoring celebrates 16th anniversary

Noah's Ark Academic Tutoring, Inc. in Jarrettsville celebrated its 16th business anniversary on June 1.

• Colleges and Universities

The Sun launches internship named for former newsroom leader

The Baltimore Sun Media Group is launching a paid summer internship in honor of Mary J. Corey, the first woman to lead The Baltimore Sun newsroom.

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The Sun launches internship named for former newsroom leader

• Obituaries

Sister Marie Vincent Brothers, artist and teacher

Sister Marie Vincent Brothers, a member of the School Sisters of Notre Dame who spent nearly three decades as teacher and graphics designer at Notre Dame of Maryland University and was once described as one of the "swingingest" nuns, died June 8 at Maria Health Care Center in Baltimore County of lymphoma.

• Education

HCC student selected for academic team

Harford Community College student Lisa Noll was selected as a member of the 2013 All-Maryland Academic Team. The honor recognizes the scholarly achievements of students enrolled in Maryland's community colleges

• Authors

'Nine Years Under' tells of author's coming of age in a Baltimore funeral home

Starting at age 15, author spent nine years witnessing the deaths of drug dealers, gang members, AIDS patients, infants, and classmates.

• Colleges and Universities

Commencement speakers strive to inspire, entertain

The bar is high this year for Maryland's commencement speakers, who are up against both of the Obamas and Bill Cosby

• Colleges and Universities

Commencement speakers strive to inspire, entertain

• Baltimore City

Notre Dame plans big rollout for new president

Notre Dame of Maryland Univerity plans big rollout in April for new president James Conneely

• Baltimore City

Notre Dame plans big rollout for new president

• Education

College students from Laurel make dean's list

College students from Laurel named to dean's list at various colleges.

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Around the County

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Caitlyn M. James - Lucas Hewitt

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• Colleges and Universities

2012 in review

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School Zone

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• Entertainment

Pumpkin Theatre's 45th birthday party is a tribute to its founder

Pumpkin Theatre, the children's theater in Stevenson founded in 1967 by Sister Kathleen Marie Engers, of the Notre Dame of Maryland University, will celebrate its 45th year with a 'birthday' party in Stevenson.