In recognition of Veterans Day, the University of Baltimore School of Law celebrates two professors whose work advances justice, expands access to legal services, and supports the rights of those who have served our country.
Professor Gomez, director of the School of Law’s Immigrant Rights Clinic, explored these intersecting legal and policy issues in an invited presentation at the University of Texas School of Law’s Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice.
The University of Baltimore School of Law prepares graduates to lead and serve in their communities. That commitment was illustrated in Maryland’s November general election, when 20 UBalt Law alumni ran for state and local office.
The University of Baltimore School of Law welcomes three new faculty members whose experience spans academic success, criminal law, appellate advocacy, property law, public policy, and government service.
At a Yale Law School law and technology speaker series, new scholarship examines outdated privacy doctrine in modern carceral technology.
University of Baltimore School of Law graduates achieved a 90% first-time pass rate on the July 2026 Maryland bar examination, exceeding both the statewide and national first-time pass rates as Maryland administered the new NextGen Uniform Bar Exam for the first time.
The Innocence Project Clinic brings together exonerees and legal experts to explore life after incarceration.
The University of Baltimore School of Law community gathered in late September for the cy pres reception to benefit The Fannie Angelos Program. The event brought together key stakeholders, program alumni, current and future members of the program, and UBalt Law faculty and staff to honor the cont...
The University of Baltimore School of Law hosted its first-ever Supreme Court Briefing in honor of Constitution Day.