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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Denise Turley, Vice President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Discusses Future of AI, Dec. 11
November 18, 2024
Dr. Denise Turley, vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and an influential voice in artificial intelligence (AI) and leadership, will lead a discussion for the final 2024 edition of The University of Baltimore's AI in Practice webinar series on Dec. 11. Dr. Turley's session, "The Future with AI: Balancing Opportunity and Inequity," will explore the ways that AI is transforming business and education, with an emphasis on personalized learning, improved accessibility, and expanded opportunities for underserved communities. At the same time that these positive developments are happening, AI can also introduce biases, widen the digital divide, and pose privacy concerns.
Interdisciplinary Studies Major Rebekah Opher Receives 2024 Baltimore Weaver Award
November 11, 2024
Rebekah Opher, a University of Baltimore Interdisciplinary Studies major with concentrations in criminal justice, psychology, and business administration, and a Helen P. Denit Honors scholar at the University, has received a 2024 Baltimore Weaver Award for her work in addressing food insecurity for unhoused people in the city.
School of Health and Human Services Collaborates with University of Palermo to Analyze Urban Systems
October 29, 2024
A group of students and professors from The University of Baltimore recently completed a collaborative project with their counterparts from the University of Palermo in Sicily, resulting in a systems assessment of a county's environmental sustainability efforts and a national health care provider's local facility.