Two University of Baltimore alumni are now working for the Second Chance College Program that changed their lives.
The University of Baltimore Foundation has added six new members to its board. They are Regina T. Boyce, Blair T. Lee, Tyler M. Salley, Marie Van Deusen, Edward D. Warren, and Andrés F. Zapata.
The University of Baltimore will hoists its fall Career Fair on Sept. 9 in the Student Center. Dozens of employees will be on hand, and students will have the opportunity to discuss jobs and internships.
The University of Baltimore will host an Open House for prospective students on Oct. 25.
An article in The Baltimore Sun explores the many reasons why more recent college graduates from Baltimore-area institutions—including The University of Baltimore—are choosing to live in the city.
Andrea Cantora, long an advocate for prison education, has become a go-to expert for building more such partnerships. She sits down to share about the power of the Second Chance College Program and what prison education can do for individuals and their communities.
Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan, associate dean and professor in The University of Baltimore's College of Public Affairs and a noted expert in international relations, says long-term conflict between Russia and Ukraine, together with a growing lack of stability in the Western Balkans, are prompting a par...
Prof. Alan Lyles is principal author of a journal article from a symposium on global trends in the use of "biosimilars" - pharmaceuticals designed to have active properties similar to those of a drug that has previously been licensed.
Prof. Sascha Sheehan writes in The National Interest about the growing encroachment of crucial functions of daily life, and the need for government oversight.