Dr. Jessica Stansbury, founding director of UBalt's Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation, says the time is right for society to put boundaries on what AI is allowed to do for us. Avoiding that question, she says, could be disastrous.
The University of Baltimore announced a new board chair and four new board members.
Mikhail Pevzner, professor of accounting in the Merrick School of Business, contributed an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun about higher education's role in maintaining the responsible use of AI in learning.
It's not too late to enroll in fall 2026 classes at The University of Baltimore.
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.
Students in the new B.A. in Law, Philosophy and History program develop the intellectual rigor and the capacity for ethical leadership that law school requires.
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.