In recognition of Veterans Day, the University of Baltimore School of Law celebrates two professors whose work advances justice, expands access to legal services, and supports the rights of those who have served our country.
In his time at UBalt, Giovanni Vincenti helped students develop their own passions in a field he loves, whether it’s guiding them in developing new mobile apps or re-imagining communication during space missions.
Miriam Schleifer McCormick, author of Belief As Emotion, will discuss her book with two educators with differing viewpoints, as the Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement continues its Author Meets Critics series on Nov. 11.
Professor Gomez, director of the School of Law’s Immigrant Rights Clinic, explored these intersecting legal and policy issues in an invited presentation at the University of Texas School of Law’s Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice.
Growing into their roles in public service, three DPA students have found that embracing opportunities to learn more can only improve their capacity to make an impact.
Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan, interim dean of UBalt's College of Public Affairs, has co-authored an opinion piece on city efforts to strengthen its 911 call system.
UBalt's new AI Navigators program build a bridge for ordinary people to understand AI's purpose.
The University of Baltimore School of Law prepares graduates to lead and serve in their communities. That commitment was illustrated in Maryland’s November general election, when 20 UBalt Law alumni ran for state and local office.
In her latest Baltimore Fishbowl column, Prof. Marion Winik adds up the massive support system that proves she doesn't really live alone.