In the new edition of his textbook, Markets, Ethics, and Business Ethics, author Steven Scalet, professor of philosophy at The University of Baltimore and director of its Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement, takes an interdisciplinary approach to philosophy, politics and economics as a way t...
Steven Leyva's new collection of poems, The Opposite of Cruelty, is receiving critical acclaim.
Writing in Education Technology Insights magazine, Dr. Jessica Stansbury, director of teaching and learning excellence for The University of Baltimore's Bank of America Center of Excellence in Learning, Teaching and Technology, asserts that education works best for teachers and students when the ...
University of Baltimore School of Law Prof. John Bessler, a noted scholar on death penalty cases and the history of its use in punishment, has written extensively about the facts behind the Supreme Court's just-announced decision, Glossip v. Oklahoma. Prof. Bessler is currently teaching capital p...
Alan Young thought he wanted to be a plastic surgeon, but studying for the MCAT had him rethinking his career path. Advice led him to law school instead and he knew quickly he made the right choice.
