It took nearly 20 years for Angela DeBerry to put a name to the work she was interested in and finally get the opportunity to study it. Now, she's not wasting a minute at UBalt.
In six years as veteran center director, Josiah Guthland’s increased the veteran student population and raised the center’s standings with consistently high national rankings on military friendliness and veteran support.
The University of Baltimore School of Law welcomes three new faculty members whose experience spans academic success, criminal law, appellate advocacy, property law, public policy, and government service.
Writing in Stars and Stripes, Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan, interim dean of The University of Baltimore's College of Public Affairs and professor in the School of Public and International Affairs, says a long-term strategy of supporting Azerbaijan's policy of secularism may best serve American strateg...
Seth Perlow didn’t have a clear picture of where his future was headed when he lost his job in 2023. He was willing to seek guidance, explore new possibilities and trust where those opportunities might lead. That’s how he arrived at UBalt.
At a Yale Law School law and technology speaker series, new scholarship examines outdated privacy doctrine in modern carceral technology.
Rachel Khong, author of the novel The Real Americans and the new collection of short stories, My Dear You, will visit The University of Baltimore on Thursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m., as The University of Baltimore's MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts continues its fall authors series.
As a kickoff for UBalt's new B.A. in Multimedia Storytelling, Tracey Arcabasso Smith will discuss her award-winning documentary film, Relative, on Oct. 28.
The Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement will present a series of public events as part of its Ethics Week celebration, Oct. 26-30.