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UMES vet school: Where does accreditation stand?

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By Demetrius Dillard Verified
| The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Key takeaways: UMES‘ proposed veterinary school received University System of Maryland Board of Regents approval in December 2023. The Maryland Higher Education Commission approved the veterinary program in January 2024. The AVMA accrediting body conducted a successful initial consultative site visit in July 2024. A comprehensive AVMA site visit is scheduled for June 21 to 26 to assess accreditation readiness.
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CIAA Basketball Tournament Day 2 recap: Bowie State women advance to semis as men’s season concludes

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By Demetrius Dillard Verified
| Baltimore Times Verified
Women’s results WSSU  71, Bluefield State 49 The Rams have proven themselves to be the team to beat this season, affirming their dominance with a sizable win over Bluefield State in the quarterfinal on Wednesday afternoon. Boasting the No. 1 CIAA status and top-20 national ranking entering the matchup, WSSU is in the midst of a historic season. Bluefield State nearly went basket for basket with its opponent in the early going as WSSU didn’t begin to pull away until the second half.
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CIAA tournament, again, welcomes numerous participants from Baltimore area

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By Demetrius Dillard Verified
| Baltimore Times Verified
Excitement awaits as the 2026 CIAA Basketball Tournament soon returns to Charm City, a town whose basketball tradition, culture and legacy run deep. For the second consecutive year, the tournament will welcome 17 participants – 16 men’s and women’s players combined along with a head coach – who are either from Baltimore City or competed for a local high school program. After a 70-year hiatus, the weekly event returned to Baltimore in 2022.
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