At a time when conspiracies and cult-like behavior are increasingly discussed, two UBalt educators set out help UBalt students to recognize and respond to any misinformation and manipulations that could put them at risk.
We asked UBalt staff to share the questions and answers to what students ask the most. Whether you’re a new student, already an alum back to finish a graduate degree, or somewhere in between, there’s something for everyone here to have a great start to the semester.
Dr. Amen Ra Mashariki, director of AI and data strategies for the Bezos Earth Fund, has been named chair of the advisory board for The University of Baltimore’s new Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation.
In 1925, a team of visionaries resolved to establish a university that could cater to working adults. On Aug. 8, the University of Baltimore was born.
At 16, John Brenner dropped out of high school. Today, John serves as director of early college initiatives at The University of Baltimore. Every year, he meets new high school students, some with similar trepidations about college, and he tells them his story.
The University of Baltimore has established a public-facing hub for creating knowledge, awareness and opportunity for artificial intelligence technology—a growing area of interest in education, business, public service, and beyond. UBalt’s new Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovati...
The University of Baltimore is now accepting applications for the Fall 2025 cohort of Entrepreneurship Opportunity Scholars program. Students who meet the program's criteria are encouraged to apply before the July 31 deadline. If you're ready to turn your business idea into a thriving reality, wi...
The University of Baltimore is remembering the life and legacy of former School of Law Dean Laurence "Larry" Katz, who passed away on July 21, 2025.
As part of her Arts in Society class and her own research, Dr. Rachael Zeleny invited her students for a portrait session in the Walters Art Museum. Then she turned her students into their own museum exhibit.