Join the Next Cohort of UBalt's Real Estate Fellows
May 23, 2023
Have you always wanted to become a developer? Do you already have experience rehabilitating buildings in Baltimore? Are you interested in growing that experience into a real estate development team? Apply today to be part of the next cohort of The University of Baltimore's Real Estate Fellows.
Members of the Class of 2023 Share Thoughts on What It Means to Graduate
May 23, 2023
For the graduating class of The University of Baltimore, Commencement is about more than pomp and circumstance - it's a dream fulfilled, an obstacle overcome, a second chance honored.
Prof. Ian Power's Orchestral Work, Premiered During Tectonics Glasgow Festival in Scotland, Now Available Online
May 19, 2023
A new symphonic work by Ian Power, assistant professor and director of the Arts Production and Management program at The University of Baltimore, as well as a noted composer, is now available online following its April premiere as part of the Tectonics Glasgow Festival in Scotland.
Vital Signs 21: A Picture of Post-Pandemic Recovery for Baltimore Neighborhoods
May 19, 2023
Vital Signs 21, an annual report tracking more than 100 indicators that take the pulse of neighborhood health and vitality across Baltimore, has been released by the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance-Jacob France Institute (BNIA-JFI) at The University of Baltimore.
University of Baltimore Announces Agreement with Developer for Midtown 'Gateway' Project
May 17, 2023
The University of Baltimore has named Zahlco as the intended developer of a University-owned 2.35-acre site at the corner of Maryland Avenue and Oliver Street. Zahlco’s proposed project for the site includes two substantial buildings to activate the midtown location with retail, residential units, amenities, and more.
D.P.A. Student Margo Bruner-Settles Receives Inaugural USM Board of Regents Student Excellence Scholarship
May 16, 2023
Margo Bruner-Settles, a student in The University of Baltimore's Doctor of Public Administration program, is the recipient of an inaugural University System of Maryland (USM) Board of Regents Student Excellence Scholarship. Bruner-Settles, who serves as head of Baltimore City's Employee Assistance Program and runs a local Vets IOU program, received the recognition in the category of Outreach and Engagement.
CELTT's Jessica Stansbury: Let's Embrace the Challenge of AI in Education
May 16, 2023
In an opinion piece in The Baltimore Sun, Dr. Jessica Stansbury, The University of Baltimore's director of teaching and learning excellence in the BOA Center for Excellence in Learning, Teaching, and Technology, says that the exploration of artificial intelligence as a tool for teaching and learning should be welcomed by educators.
WYPR Highlights UBalt Class on Creating 'Escape Room' Play for Libraries
May 15, 2023
A University of Baltimore class is featured in a WYPR radio feature on what libraries are doing to welcome young people who are coming back to the stacks after the pandemic. The UBalt class, led by Rachael Zeleny, assistant professor in the Klein Family School of Communication Design, and teaching assistant Melissa Foley-King, a librarian at the Hamilton Branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library system, is creating materials and concepts for "escape rooms" as a way of educating and entertaining elementary-age students in a library setting.
Baltimore City Solicitor Ebony Thompson, J.D. '13, to Deliver Address at UBalt Law’s 2023 Commencement, May 17
May 15, 2023
University of Baltimore School of Law alumna Ebony Thompson, J.D. '13, acting solicitor for the City of Baltimore, will deliver the address at the school's May 17 Commencement ceremony. A Baltimore native, Thompson was promoted to acting city solicitor this past January, becoming the first woman to lead the city's Law Department. This is the school's 95th Commencement.
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Klein Social Justice Fellowship Funds Now Available to Newly Accepted Students Via Competition
May 5, 2023
The University of Baltimore's MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts program is now accepting applications for funding from its 2023 Klein Social Justice Fellowship. Up to three fellowships will be offered to newly accepted students to the program, beginning this fall. Fellowships ranging from $3,500 to $8,000 will be awarded.
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