Adria Obonyo, a third-year student at the University of Baltimore School of Law, turned a personal connection to immigration into a nationally recognized symposium, coordinating 12 panelists and securing a prominent immigration attorney as keynote speaker. The event brought urgent, timely scholar...
In its first year, the Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation at The University of Baltimore has moved quickly from vision to action, building programs that reach every corner of campus and extend into the heart of Baltimore.
UBalt's presence at the 2026 AI+ Expo is about showcasing AI education in a different way.
Welter, the longtime literary magazine of The University of Baltimore, will soon publish its 2026 edition. All of the accepted pieces, including short fiction, nonfiction, essays and poetry, are presented as a form of flash writing―concise, to the point, and intended to deliver an emotional punch...
What if AI could provide personalized explanations? In Dr. Ting Zhang's economics class, they are.
Dr. Ivan Sascha Sheehan, professor and interim dean of UBalt's College of Public Affairs, has a few takeaways after participating in a student-led event about making and sustaining change.
Bria Howard knew what she wanted to study when she got to college, she just didn’t know where she would go. Visiting The University of Baltimore’s campus removed any lingering uncertainty. And everything got better from there.
Tourian Aldridge was always someone others could turn to, but when he hit hard times, he needed a mentor to get back on track. That eventually led him to UBalt where he's back to helping others while pursuing a degree to help change lives.