Mikhail Pevzner argues for strategic AI governance over fear-based policy.
More than a dozen University of Baltimore School of Law alumni have been named to The Daily Record's 2026 MD500, the publication's premier recognition program celebrating 500 of Maryland's most influential and accomplished professionals.
University of Baltimore Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Dr. Ralph O. Mueller, Ph.D., delivered remarks during UBalt's 2026 Convocation on Sept. 2.
Prof. Al Gourrier is the recipient of a USM grant that is part of a larger initiative by UBalt's Center the Justice Impacted Students to better serve our students in the reentry and transition to on-campus classes. Both housing and technology have been identified as major obstacles for these stud...
Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan, interim dean and professor in UBalt's College of Public Affairs, is speaking out about 9/11's impact on his life.
Tamara Ward-Lucas arrived, quite unexpectedly, at a career crossroads. The job she once loved had changed beyond recognition, and the uncertainty of what came next made leaving on her own terms the only choice that made sense. Tamara’s first step was enrolling in The University of Baltimore’s M....
Dr. Rachael Zeleny, director of the Writing Program at The University of Baltimore, talks with The Washington Post about efforts to ensure that AI is not becoming a substitute for actual learning.
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.
Enroll in the Global Field Study to Brazil for Spring Break 2027.