The University of Baltimore has established a public-facing hub for creating knowledge, awareness and opportunity for artificial intelligennce technology—a growing area of interest in education, business, public service, and beyond. UBalt’s new Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovat...
Rebekah Opher's journey to an undergraduate degree started more than two decades ago. While she faced different challenges on the way to this moment, she never wavered in her goals and this May, she graduated with honors.
Vital Signs 23 offers a deep dive into trends in every neighborhood in Baltimore.
For Divinevictory Amayo, choosing the University of Baltimore wasn't just a decision, it was a launchpad. He's found scholarships and internships that have propelled his education.
The University of Baltimore's AI Summit, taking placed on Tuesday, June 3, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the John and Frances Angelos Law Center (home of UBalt's School of Law), 1401 N. Charles St., will offer an in-depth exploration of artificial intelligence's transformative impact.
The Schaefer Center for Public Policy at The University of Baltimore will host its annual William Donald Schaefer Conference and Award Ceremony on Monday, May 5, in Annapolis, Md. The topic for this year's conference is "Addressing Grand Challenges: State and Local Innovation." The conference and...
A new service-learning component is giving students an opportunity to apply their knowledge by helping real clients with their income tax filings.
A retreat with the Chesapeake Bay Outward Bound School helped the newest members of the Schaefer Center for Public Policy’s NextGen Leaders Program get acquainted while practicing lessons in leadership.
Dr. Stanley Kemp, who serves as director of the B.A. in Environmental Sustainability program, helped to create service-learning opportunities where he could help more members of the UBalt community understand the connections between Jones Falls and the city built around it.