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.
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.
The University of Baltimore's Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation has joined TEDCO's Urban Business Innovation Initiative, and will be one of two institutions in Baltimore to have an entrepreneur in residence.
The Klein Family Center of Communications Design and the Integrated Design programs will present a free screening of Linotype: The Film on Oct. 20.
'Buy back the Block' provided $3 million in grants to help residents transition from renting to owning homes in Baltimore.
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.
UBalt's Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation has announced the members of its Advisory Committee. The group will play a crucial role in fulfilling the center's mission to "cultivate AI-literate and community-engaged leaders who apply artificial intelligence to solve real-world ...
Dr. Ann Cotten, executive director of the Schaefer Center for Public Policy at The University of Baltimore, has been named a 2026 National Academy of Public Administration Fellow.
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.