In the latest edition of B'More Bold, the official newsletter for CCBC's Center for Business Innovation and Trades, two University of Baltimore entrepreneurs were highlighted for their small-business acumen.
From the Army, to UBalt, to his future career, every step in Michael Jones', B.S. '24, journey has been inspired by his commitment to service.
University of Baltimore School of Law faculty recently convened for AI for Lawyers, a program reflecting the school’s strong culture of professional growth and its commitment to staying current with emerging tools that shape the legal practice.
The seventh edition of Ethical Problems in the Practice of Law—one of the most widely used professional responsibility textbooks in the nation—has just been released by Aspen Publishing and is co-authored by UBalt Law’s Robert Rubinson, the Gilbert A. Holmes Professor of Clinical Theory and Pract...
Two-time alumnus Shelby Blondell tells CBS Sunday Morning that there are advantages to being an entrepreneur who produces goods in the U.S.
Quinyardo McClain had been working as a security director when he decided to retire from that line of work. Retirement didn’t have a hold on him, so he looked to a local university to start building a new career and found himself pursuing a B.S. in Information Systems and Technology Management at...
With the impact of federal job cuts and climbing unemployment rates in Maryland, the director of the Career and Internship Center at The University of Baltimore decided students needed more focused job search support.
Associate Dean for Administration Joy Gaslevic has been awarded the University of Baltimore Staff Recognition Award for Exceptional Contribution to the Mission of the University. Gaslevic’s influence reaches every corner of UBalt Law. She led the development of the 2025–2030 Strategic Plan throug...