News and Stories

News and Stories

Johnny Ramsey

Take Five: How a Pastor, Veteran, and CPA Found a Calling in the Classroom

April 24, 2026
Business Today

With 30 Years of Federal Audits Led This Alumnus Back to Where It All Began

Exterior of the RLB Library Special Collections and Archives building at 5 Chaste Street in Baltimore, showing a red brick facade and arched entrance labeled “Archives.”

Behind the Stacks: Mia Morales Aguilar

April 22, 2026
Library & Archives

Drawing of nation's founders signing the Declaration of Independence

UBalt Celebrates the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, April 29

April 22, 2026
UBalt News

This event highlights how the checks and balances of constitutional government advance (or fail to advance) liberty and the general welfare in the United States.

Greg Walsh, Ph.D. the Parsons Professor of Digital Communication, Commerce, and Culture

AI is the Team You Can't Afford to Hire

April 21, 2026
Arts and Sciences

Using AI as a team member means treating it as a thought partner that helps you ask better questions and refine ideas, rather than relying on it for final answers. Its output is often generic, so the value comes from how thoughtfully you engage with it.

UBalt student smiles while taking photos

UBalt's New Multimedia Storytelling Major: In Search of Human Connection, the Love of Creating Original Work with the Know-How to Share It

April 20, 2026
UBalt News

UBalt's new B.A. in Multimedia Storytelling degree is a humanities-based, interdisciplinary program that combines creative and professional writing, communications theory, and publishing with visual design and audio-video production. It's a STEM-designated program with a strong focus on future ca...

Dr. Mikhail Pevzner

Teaching Artificial Intelligence by Questioning It

April 16, 2026
Business Today

Inside a Merrick Classroom: How an opinion piece on AI created a robust conversation with MBA students.