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The Tiger Fund aims to offer alums and participants of the university’s signature accelerator a unique pathway to funding.

Check out the personal and professional goals set by local tech and community movers and shakers for 2024.

Five ventures led by minority and/or women founders, two by professors from local universities, one by TU student entrepreneurs, one by a military veteran, and one international venture relocating to Towson for the accelerator have collectively raised $2.5M in funding.

Students from Cristo Rey Jesuit High School who participated in the university’s Youth Entrepreneurship Program pitched their ideas during a recent event at StarTUp at the Armory.

Maryland's new governor and members of his cabinet spent several hours at the state institution meeting members of current and prior StarTUp at the Armory accelerator cohorts.

More than three years after Elon Musk stunned the auto industry with an electric pickup truck that looked more like a stealth fighter than a way to...

Already two years behind schedule, the Cybertruck has experts wondering how the company will manufacture its unusual stainless steel “exoskeleton.”

They're pursuing solutions in fields as varied as nightlife, youth development, real estate and dentistry.

The Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers conference gave a platform to the institutions that play an increasingly important role in Baltimore's ecosystem by galvanizing mission-driven founders from across the city.