Kennedi Amaker chose UBalt’s M.S. in Negotiations and Conflict Management program—embarking on a new journey for a future she hadn’t imagined but now wanted.
UBalt Law alumni convened on August 25 for a night of conversation, networking, and fellowship featuring speeches from Dean LaVonda N. Reed, UBalt Law Alumni Association President Krystle Sanders, J.D. ‘17, and Josh Glikin, J.D. ‘01, Shareholder of the co-sponsor of the event, Shulman Rogers.
UBalt Law Dean LaVonda N. Reed announced the appointment of several distinguished faculty members to professorships for the 2026–27 academic year.
UBalt's Career and Internship Center will host its fall Career Fair on Sept. 9. All UBalt students are invited to attend.
Eric Jurkiewicz learned early at The University of Baltimore to accept the opportunities that came his way. He said yes to sitting on a student panel, to joining an honors society, to becoming a peer tutor for math and statistics.
John Butler: From UBalt MFA to business founder.
Excellence in teaching and research recognized by Interim Dean
Prof. David Lingelbach's new book, Games Without Thrones, delves deeper into oligarchy and what lessons can be learned from it.
Nearly 70 professionals from across the state earned their Maryland Certified Public Manager approval from the Schaefer Center for Public Affairs.