UBalt in the News
The University of Baltimore's Schaefer Center, in Conjunction with Bowie State, Will Assist in Generating Racial Impact Reports for Future Maryland Legislation
February 2, 2021, Baltimore Sun
Professor Garrett Epps Analyzes Quotes From Speech Preceding Capitol Riot Key to Impeachment Hearing
January 13, 2021, BBC
Professor Epps Analyzes Key Phrases From Trump Speech Preceding Capitol Insurrection
January 13, 2021, BBC
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March 18, 2024
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Bob Parsons, B.S. '75, D.H.L. '08, Baltimore Native, Billionaire Philanthropist, Returns to Campus to Debut His New Memoir, May 6
March 16, 2024
Bob Parsons, B.S. '75, D.H.L. '08, a Baltimore native, founder of a string of globally successful companies and now a billionaire philanthropist, will return to his alma mater on May 6 for his literary debut, a memoir called Fire in the Hole! Parsons will read from the book, engage in a conversation about its many insights (including his experience as a U.S. Marine fighting in Vietnam), sign copies of the book and meet with attendees at a special reception.
Rosenberg Dialogue Series: 'Fixing Unintended Pandemic Medicaid Policy Consequences: Lessons Learned and Insurance Coverage Implications for Recipients,' April 10
March 14, 2024
The next offering in The University of Baltimore's lauded Rosenberg Dialogue Series, "Fixing Unintended Pandemic Medicaid Policy Consequences: Lessons Learned and Insurance Coverage Implications for Recipients," will take place on April 10. John J. Kaelin, senior vice president of the Centene Corporation, will serve as keynote speaker. Panelists include Ryan B. Moran, deputy secretary, Health Care Financing and Medicaid director for the Maryland Department of Health, and Alice Middleton, deputy director
of the Hilltop Institute.
UBalt's BNIA-JFI, City Launch Online Resource to Show Local Impact of American Rescue Plan Act
March 12, 2024
The launch of ARPA Impact Indicators, an interactive resource designed to provide residents with insights into the impact of the $641 million American Rescue Plan Act funds allocated to Baltimore City, was announced on March 11 by Baltimore City Mayor Brandon M. Scott, along with the Mayor's Office of Recovery Programs and the University of Baltimore's Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance–Jacob France Institute.