Jourdan Wallace had always envisioned law school as part of her plan, but being sent home during the COVID-19 pandemic helped her redefine her ‘why’—the reason she was pursuing a law degree.
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UBalt Law’s award-winning faculty are driving meaningful change through scholarship that informs policy, strengthens institutions, and impacts lives locally and nationally. We’re pleased to share our newest Faculty Scholarship Newsletter, which highlights recent accomplishments, introduces...
The University of Baltimore's Centennial, which culminated in a Grand Celebration on Nov. 13, is receiving positive attention from all over the community.
The Daily Record's 2025 Family Law Power List includes nearly a dozen alumni from The University of Baltimore School of Law.
Sofia Liban Abdullaahi Dirie decided early on that she wanted to be a lawyer. A heart-wrenching moment would prove to her that she chose the right path. Now a third year law student, she’s taking every opportunity to help others.
The evening event at M&T Bank Exchange offers a look back at the University’s groundbreaking history as an accessible city institution, and a glimpse into its future as a hub for educational opportunity.
The University of Baltimore's 2025 Job Search Clinic, open to all students and recent alumni, will be held in late October and early November.
Kimberly Wehle, a professor for The University of Baltimore School of Law, has helped simplify constitutional law so more people can understand the roles it plays in their lives and communities.