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Social Equity in a Post-Roe Environment: Gender, Race, and the Rule of Law, a new book co-authored by The University of Baltimore Prof. Lorenda A. Naylor and Associate Prof. Heather Wyatt-Nichol, examines the many factors contributing to the U.S. Supreme Court's 2022 overturning of the nation's l...
Stanley J. Kemp, professor in The University of Baltimore's Division of Science, Information Arts and Technologies and a local expert on waterways that run through the city, is part of a growing conversation about both the past and future of the Jones Falls, an urban river that was partially cove...
Writing in The Baltimore Sun, Dr. Jessica Stansbury, director of teaching and learning excellence at The University of Baltimore's Center for Excellence of Learning, Teaching and Technology (CELTT), says that now is the time for education to come to grips with the potential for generative Artific...
The University of Baltimore is built for those undergraduates who are seeking to study law.
UpSurge Baltimore, a group dedicated to building an ecosystem for startups in collaboration with leaders from Baltimore's government, academic institutions, companies, organizations and neighborhoods, will host an event on June 4 in celebration of The University of Baltimore's upcoming Generative...
Mom, twin daughters share passion for health care--and now a master's degree
Graduates aged 60 and older share what a college degree means to them.
Community college partners are easing the pathway for transfer students.