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.
UB Student Nominated by Gov. Hogan to Serve as Student Regent
February 23, 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.
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.
Criminology Professor Serves as Visiting Researcher on Initiative to Improve Domestic Violence Offender Treatment in Colorado
February 19, 2015
In a study of more than 3,000 domestic violence cases in Colorado, more than half of the offenders with significant risk of re-offending failed to complete their assigned treatment, according to a research paper co-authored by Tara N. Richards, assistant professor in the University of Baltimore's School of Criminal Justice in the College of Public Affairs. Richards has spent the past year co-leading a statewide process evaluation for the Domestic Violence Offender Management Board in Colorado.
UB Hosts Community Forum on Improving Relations Between Law Enforcement, Public, Feb. 25
February 18, 2015
A public forum and panel discussion, "Policing the Community: Know Your Rights," will be held at the University of Baltimore on Feb. 25. Sponsored by the University's Brotherhood, Mentorship, Achievement, Leadership, and Enterprise Program (BMALE), the event is free and open to the public.
Students in Sustainability Program Featured in Coverage of Efforts to Improve Water Quality
February 17, 2015
Students from the University of Baltimore's Environmental Sustainability and Human Ecology program in the Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences are featured in a Fox 45 piece about the continuing effort to clean up the streams that feed into Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Serial: From Podcast Phenomenon to Law School Mega-Hit
February 13, 2015
The University of Baltimore School of Law drew a standing room only crowd for its Feb. 12 event, "Serial: The Presumption of Guilt." A panel of legal experts honed in on the murder case at the heart of the podcast phenomenon, and exposed law students and the show's fans and critics to the intricacies of storytelling and casemaking.
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