The University of Baltimore will host a panel discussion on Oct. 14 about the growing nationwide controversy concerning the building of large-scale data centers devoted to AI.
Carey Miller came to The University of Baltimore to see where he could support students toward their goal of graduating. After 13 years, he's proud of his impact.
Danica Nelson, B.S. ’26, an M.S. in Criminal Justice student, shares what a grant-funded trip to a national Crime Victims Conference meant to her.
Students and scholars from Japan's Ehime University visited the UBalt campus in September, meeting students and professors to exchange ideas and methods for resolving conflict, as well as discussions on American immigration policy and more.
The University of Baltimore is tied with several other institutions across the country at #75 for social mobility in the latest rankings by U.S. News.
University of Baltimore Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Dr. Ralph O. Mueller, Ph.D., delivered remarks during UBalt's 2026 Convocation on Sept. 2.
Prof. Al Gourrier is the recipient of a USM grant that is part of a larger initiative by UBalt's Center the Justice Impacted Students to better serve our students in the reentry and transition to on-campus classes. Both housing and technology have been identified as major obstacles for these stud...
Dr. Rachael Zeleny, director of the Writing Program at The University of Baltimore, talks with The Washington Post about efforts to ensure that AI is not becoming a substitute for actual learning.
North Carolina based author Joseph Bathanti will visit the UBalt campus on Sept. 17, as the MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts kicks off its new season of author talks.