Carey Miller came to The University of Baltimore to see where he could support students toward their goal of graduating. After 13 years, he's proud of his impact.
Danica Nelson, B.S. ’26, an M.S. in Criminal Justice student, shares what a grant-funded trip to a national Crime Victims Conference meant to her.
In 2019, when the world was unknowingly on the threshold of a life-changing pandemic, University of Baltimore staff were developing an idea that would prove paramount for students facing adversity.
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.
Philip Clarke came to UBalt to finish his bachelor's degree. Then he met Dr. Jan Williams and found a future he didn't know was possible.
Once Chauntell decided to return to UBalt in 2024 to complete her degree, she committed to the long haul. Now she's pursuing an M.S. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology.
Long before they accepted student jobs in the Office of Admission at The University of Baltimore, Deshanae Clarke and Rihanna Graham were two students at the same high school in Jamaica. Neither knew they would reconnect in the same major at the same university at the same time nearly 1,500 miles...
UBalt students spent a semester in Dr. Rachael Zeleny’s Arts in Society course building elaborate scrapbooks that could serve as portable escape rooms. These books would live at Walters Art Museum for visiting high school students to play--enhancing students' connections to an art museum through ...