In an article in the journal Bioethics, Prof. Joshua Kassner says that the generally accepted method of making decisions, proceduralism, falls short. It's time for a new way forward, one that includes public input at the appropriate junctures.
The Baltimore Business Journal included four UBalt alumni in its 2026 40 Under 40 list of local luminaries.
Prof. Aaron Oldenburg's latest art installation. Night Walks, will receive a public reception on July 11.
In "What If a College Helped a Whole City Adopt AI?," an episode of the Learning Curve podcast, UBalt's Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation is highlighted for its work with local institutions on the equitable use of AI.
Vital Signs 24, a data-driven portrait of Baltimore, is now available from the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance - Jacob France Institute.
Writing about Iran and Russia, Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan, interim dean of The University of Baltimore's College of Public Affairs, says American foreign policy must consider the long-term implications of both countries' disruptive behavior.
Prof. Heather Pfeifer, director of the School of Criminal Justice at The University of Baltimore, is speaking out as Baltimore County goes through a surge of violent crime involving youth.
A summer class at UBalt will examine the life of Robbie Basho, a Baltimore-born and raised musician who had a strong influence on the guitar style known as American Primitive. Despite his reputation, Basho is virtually unknown in his hometown.
