Douglass Haynie was exonerated after 32 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit, thanks to the University of Baltimore Innocence Project Clinic. His wrongful conviction relied on false ballistics testimony from a discredited Maryland State Police expert. Investigative and trial errors led t...
Michael Davenport, M.A. ’24, has won his second Telly Award for a video he made while he was serving as an intern in the University's Office of Marketing and Communications last semester. Davenport, a graduate of UBalt's M.A. in Integrated Design program, is now a freelance videographer and photo...
Vital Signs 23 offers a deep dive into trends in every neighborhood in Baltimore.
Rebekah Opher's journey to an undergraduate degree started more than two decades ago. While she faced different challenges on the way to this moment, she never wavered in her goals and this May, she graduated with honors.
Dionne Koller’s connection to sports started at a young age when she discovered a love for gymnastics. Now, Koller is a UBalt Law professor with a scholarly focus on sports law, director of the law school’s Center for Sport and the Law and author of "More Than Play: How Law, Policy, and Politics ...
For Divinevictory Amayo, choosing the University of Baltimore wasn't just a decision, it was a launchpad. He's found scholarships and internships that have propelled his education.
Alicia Ryan, a PPIA alum and current MPA student, has been using her personal and academic experiences to fight for change on campus and beyond.
