'Divided Baltimore' Class Welcomes Guest Speaker, Delegate Cory McCray, Oct. 3
September 27, 2016
Del. Cory McCray will give a presentation, "Building Relationships to Help Build Our Communities," as a guest speaker for the Oct. 3 edition of the University of Baltimore class, "Divided Baltimore: How Did We Get Here? Where Do We Go?"
UB's Schaefer Center and Enterprise Community Partners Recruiting Second Class for Certificate Program in Real Estate Development for Faith-Based Organizations
September 22, 2016
The University of Baltimore's Schaefer Center for Public Policy, in collaboration with the Washington, D.C.-based Enterprise Community Partners, is inviting faith-based groups in the Baltimore area to be part of the second cohort of the Faith-Based Development Certificate Program. An open house for interested organizations will be held on Oct. 4.
M.F.A. in Writing and Publishing Arts Well Represented at Baltimore Book Festival, Sept. 23-25
September 22, 2016
The University of Baltimore's M.F.A. in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts program will be well represented at the Baltimore Book Festival, Sept. 23-25, with presentations, readings, workshops and more.
Book Launch, Reading with Fiction Writers James Magruder, Susan Perabo, Sept. 28
September 20, 2016
Fiction authors Susan Perabo and James Magruder will read from their works and engage in a discussion about their artistic process on Sept. 28, as the University of Baltimore's M.F.A. Reading Series kicks off its fall season.
Musician Caleb Stine Sings Guthrie, Sept. 29
September 19, 2016
An evening of music by legendary singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie, as performed by local musician Caleb Stine, will take place at the University of Baltimore on Sept. 29. The concert is an outcropping of a UB class exploring the language of protest.
Actor, Activist Clayton LeBouef Talks Intersection of Arts and Social Justice, Sept. 22
September 16, 2016
Clayton LeBouef, the actor, writer and activist known for his work on the TV series Homicide: Life on the Street, The Wire, Show Me a Hero, as well as a number of stage productions, will appear at the University of Baltimore on Sept. 22 to discuss ways that artists can use their craft to explore themes of social justice.
Startup Maryland Bus Makes Campus Stop for Rally, Sept. 21
September 15, 2016
Now in its fifth year, Startup Maryland's "Pitch Across Maryland" bus tour will stop for a rally and business pitch session at UB on Sept. 21. Are you an entrepreneur? Come pitch your best ideas and concepts for new businesses, and be heard by some of the state's most successful business leaders.
Scholarship Fund Launched to Honor Work of Prof. Lenneal Henderson
September 14, 2016
Fundraising efforts for a new scholarship to honor the work of Lenneal Henderson, a nationally recognized professor and scholar from the University of Baltimore's College of Public Affairs, are now underway.
Criminal Justice Prof.: 'Ferguson Effect' is a Hypothesis, Not a Proven Fact
September 13, 2016
Speaking on WAMU's The Diane Rehm Show, University of Baltimore Professor of Criminal Justice Jeffrey Ian Ross questions some aspects of the so-called "Ferguson effect" - the idea that some police officers are holding back in their duties out of concern that they will be criticized or worse for their tactics. Ross says the idea is a "great hypothesis," but probably isn't provable.
UB Foundation Announces Emeritus Board Member, Six New Board Members
September 13, 2016
The University of Baltimore Foundation has announced the appointment of an Emeritus member, along with six new members to its board. The new members will participate in fundraising and other activities designed to provide financial support to the University.
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