City's transit issues brought to light in documentary film made by UBalt graduate and screened at University on Sept. 29.
Prof. David Lingelbach's new book, Games Without Thrones, delves deeper into oligarchy and what lessons can be learned from it.
Nearly 70 professionals from across the state earned their Maryland Certified Public Manager approval from the Schaefer Center for Public Affairs.
Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan, interim dean of The University of Baltimore's College of Public Affairs and an expert in international affairs, writes in USA Today that it's time to rebuild the International Criminal Court from the ground up.
Dr. Tiffaney Parkman challenges students in the final stage of their B.A. in Human Services Administration program to put all the skills they’ve learned to practice into one community event.
A summer trip to Spain for Prof. Marion Winik was topped off with good news about her long-running radio show, in which she reviews books for folks on the go.
UBalt President Kurt L. Schmoke and four alumni from the University are included in The Daily Record's 2026 Influential Marylanders list.
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.
