Cheryl Fracassi M'17 Recognized for Building Community and Hope for Middle School Students Through Restorative Practices
Three Scholars Share the Impact of the Hattie M. Strong Foundation’s More Than 30-year Commitment to NDMU
NDMU offers Maryland's first bachelor's and master's degree programs in art therapy which prepares people to become licensed art therapists. The Art Therapy Department hosts Art Hives, a community-building, public practice art therapy that welcomes everyone, with events held in locations around Baltimore and on campus. Cathy Goucher, Art Therapy Department chair, and graduate student Joellen Wojcik M'27 share information about the art therapy programs and the Art Hives.
Dr. Sabrina DeTurk Brings Extensive Experience in Higher Education Leadership and Faculty Development
Koch’s Long History of Community Involvement in Maryland Includes Volunteer Leadership at NDMU
Students Contribute Genomic Research Uncovering Unknown Microorganisms in National Soil Microbiome Study
Annual Giving Network Recognizes ‘Gators Through the Years’ Postcard with Bronze Award
Notre Dame of Maryland University has announced the beginning of site demolition and groundbreaking for Brightview Senior Living's new senior community to be developed on the University’s campus, a first for a Maryland college or university. NDMU President Marylou Yam speaks with Catholic Review Radio to share how Brightview's project benefits the University and the City of Baltimore.
2024-25 Issue of NDMU’s Annual Creative Literary Magazine Recognized by National Council of Teachers of English
Demolition Underway for University-based Senior Living Community in Baltimore