Lawrence Burney, B.A. '14, has earned the 2026 One Maryland One Book honor for his memoir, No Sense in Wishing.
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.
North Carolina based author Joseph Bathanti will visit the UBalt campus on Sept. 17, as the MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts kicks off its new season of author talks.
City's transit issues brought to light in documentary film made by UBalt graduate and screened at University on Sept. 29.
John Butler: From UBalt MFA to business founder.
How UBalt's Entrepreneurship Center helped a pitch competition winner build more than a product.
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.
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.