Maryland’s cannabis industry anticipates challenges, opportunities ahead with adult use legalization. (December 2022)
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A selected portfolio of my published work.
Her family’s search for a better life in America inspired Lone Azola ’68 to build a legacy in education and historic preservation. (Fall 2022)
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Learning to fly changed Terry Carbonell ’81 forever. Now she’s using her passion for aviation to transform others’ lives. (Spring 2022)
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As travel nurses fill critical shortages, high pay creates unsustainable challenges for health care systems. (May 2022)
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How Walden University is supporting schools adapting to online learning. (Winter/Spring 2021)
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How resilience and hard work helped the Gators clinch the 2021 IAAM lacrosse title (2021-22)
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For Shannon Cheston, working with students in the makerspace is a dream come true. (2021-22)
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SPIRITUS Scholars are solving real-world problems through research and action. (2020-21)
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New curriculum deepens upper school girls’ computational thinking skills. (2020-21)
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How to find the perfect officiant match for your ceremony. (2022)
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Army Brig. Gen. Adam Flasch ’95 supports the Maryland National Guard’s response to the COVID-19 crisis as the state’s first dual-status commander. (Summer 2021)
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A year after the Women’s March on Washington, Baltimore women band together to make their voices heard. (January 2018)
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How the pandemic has altered the face of weddings for couples and vendors. (Winter 2021)
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The craft beer revolution has matured in Maryland. (Fall 2019)
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Forensic anthropologist and TU professor Dana Kollmann deployed to New York City at the height of the pandemic. (Fall 2020)
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Sarah Elfreth ’10, the youngest woman elected to the Maryland Senate, has plenty of time to make her mark on Annapolis. But she’s not the patient type. (Spring 2020)
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Through a three-alarm fire and a pandemic, Towson’s Charles Village Pub perseveres. (Spring 2021)
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COVID-19 has compounded challenges in an industry that was already stretched too thin. (May 2021)
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With his student-centered approach, assistant professor of music Christopher Cicconi builds relationships inside and outside of the classroom (December 2019)
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Dan Keplinger retrospective show celebrates anniversary of ADA, “King Gimp” documentary (Spring 2020)
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