Wesley Is Keynote for Women in STEM Event
Dr. Syria Wesley, an alumna of College of Southern Maryland, will return to the La Plata Campus on May 3 to offer the keynote speech at the college’s annual Women in STEM Conference.
GAO: F-35 Supply Chain Challenges Remain
DoD has been trying for several years to improve the way it and F-35 contractor Lockheed Martin order, stockpile, and repair spare parts. But findings from a recent GAO report imply that the situation may have gotten worse.
College Exhibit Honors Art Students
The College of Southern Maryland’s annual Juried Student Exhibition is currently showing at the La Plata Campus. The exhibit will run until Wednesday, May 8. A reception and award ceremony will be held at 2:30 pm Tuesday, April 30.
Robotics Team Competing at VEX-U Championship
The College of Southern Maryland Talons competitive robotics team have packed their bags – and robots – to travel for the sixth consecutive year to compete in the 2019 VEX-U World Championship in Kentucky.
War Invention Exhibit at Piney Point Lighthouse
A new temporary exhibit, “America’s Greatest War Invention,” is on display at the Piney Point Lighthouse Museum & Historic Park in Piney Point until May 31.
‘Pippin’ Comes to College’s Main Stage
College of Southern Maryland will present six performances of “Pippin” at the La Plata Campus Fine Arts Center.
Democrats Celebrate 100 Days of House Leadership
The Democrats took over the majority of the United States House of Representatives in November, and celebrated their first 100 days of control in April.
UFOs in DoD Ranges & Airspace Prompt New Guidelines
A series of sightings of unknown, highly advanced aircraft intruding on Navy strike groups and other sensitive military formations and facilities has prompted new guidelines to the fleet for reporting sightings of any UFOs.
Pathways Scholarship Application Open
Local high school students are invited to apply for The Patuxent Partnership’s Pathways Scholarship.