Law Professor: State's Foster Care System is Vulnerable
March 4, 2015
In an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun, University of Baltimore School of Law Professor Daniel Hatcher says Maryland's foster care system is facing a critical shortage of resources, to the point where agencies are claiming monies that are owed to children in the system.
Business Professor: Some Local Job Losses Due to OneMain Buyout
March 4, 2015
The announced selling of local financial services firm OneMain Financial Holdings will likely mean some job losses in the area, according to the University of Baltimore's Steve Isberg, associate professor in the Merrick School of Business. But the sale is simply part of a growing trend of automation in the financial services industry, he tells The Baltimore Sun, and a standard move to grow market share in a competitive field.
UB Professor Receives Google Faculty Research Award
March 2, 2015
Greg Walsh, assistant professor in the University of Baltimore's Division of Science, Information Arts and Technologies in the Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences, is the recipient of a 2015 Google Faculty Research Award for his proposal, "Online Kidsteam: Enabling geographically distributed children to participate in technology design."
Yeats Classic Staged at UB, March 26
February 27, 2015
A dramatized staged reading of the classic William Butler Yeats play, Purgatory, entirely performed and directed by UB community members, will take place on March 26.
UB Student Nominated by Gov. Hogan to Serve as Student Regent
February 26, 2015
Sydney Comitz, a senior in the Merrick School of Business, an early-entry student in the University of Baltimore School of Law and president of the UB Student Government Association, has been nominated by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to serve as student representative to the University System of Maryland Board of Regents.
Spring 2015 Reading Series Welcomes Novelists, Poets and More
February 26, 2015
The University of Baltimore's M.F.A. Reading Series has announced its spring 2015 season, featuring a mix of outstanding novelists, poets, artists and more.
UB's Philippines Empowerment Project Leads to Art Show, Student Travel
February 26, 2015
A joint project by the University of Baltimore and a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and their families in the effort to overcome global poverty has resulted in an exhibition, "Artists of the Visayas: Enable a Woman—Change the Future," opening on March 1 at the World Trade Center in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Future plans include student travel to the islands.
Maryland's Court of Special Appeals Visits UB, March 2
February 25, 2015
The Court of Special Appeals of Maryland will hold a session at the University of Baltimore School of Law on March 2.
Penn Station Campaign Earns UB Gold Recognition
February 25, 2015
The University of Baltimore's advertising campaign in neighboring Penn Station earned a gold medal from the 2014 Collegiate Advertising Awards. The campus also earned accolades from the Educational Advertising Awards.
Law Professor: What is Motivating Coalitions Who Seek to Reform Criminal Justice?
February 23, 2015
Quoted in Slate, David Jaros, assistant professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law, advises close consideration regarding the motivations of various coalitions that are seeking to reform the criminal justice system.
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