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Mylaika Stephenson with her daughter, Leilah, at NDMU

Communication Arts Graduate and Mother of a Four-Year Old Daughter Shares Her NDMU Experiences

Sherry Nindow inside an NDMU nursing classroom

Nursing Grad Lands Scholarship, Hospital Job

Hannah Siegert

Political Science Graduate Looks Back on Her Time at º£½ÇÉçÇø

A posed shot of Taylor Bynion in front of the NDMU athletics backdrop

Educator of Promise Award-Winner Reflects on Her NDMU Experience

A group photo of NDMU students who earned IMPRINT badges in 2021-22.

Twenty-two Students Earn Badges in 2021-22, Four Become Program’s First Certificate Recipients

NDMU students recreating an early 20th century image on campus
Catholic Review
https://catholicreview.org/notre-dame-of-maryland-students-recreate-99-year-old-photos/

º£½ÇÉçÇø of Maryland Students Recreate 99-Year-Old Photos

Shakespeare’s works have been performed for centuries, including on the campus of º£½ÇÉçÇø dating back at least 100 years. To honor that history, the Baltimore school dusted off some photographs from its archives and reimagined them for the modern day.

NDMU students working in a lab on campus

Women’s College Juniors to Be Awarded Scholarships for Two Years

Caroline Hall pictured from the road leading up to campus.

Award Recognizes NDMU for Helping Transfer Students to Succeed

Medical equipment located in the University Academic Building
Baltimore magazine
https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/health/travel-nursing-covid-high-pay-creates-challenges-hospitals/

Nursing Where Needed

Dr. Rodnita Davis, assistant professor and director of entry-level nursing programs in the School of Nursing at NDMU, provides insight into the surging demand for travel nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students Amy Seck and Lily Emami

NDMU Joins Schools from Across Western Hemisphere in Collaborative, Diplomatic Event