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UB sets sights on land
For at least seven years, the University of Baltimore has been eyeing a chunk of land in the city’s Midtown neighborhood for expansion.
At UB, search is on for new leadership
Classes resume at the University of Baltimore on Monday, marking the final semester under the leadership of President Robert L. Bogomolny, who announced his retirement in September. He will have held the top office for 12 years.
Bar exam passage rates up
The number of law school students passing July’s bar exam in Maryland jumped 5 percent this year.
GoDaddy founder helps fund U-Baltimore vet center
The founder of the online company GoDaddy is helping to fund legal and mental-health services for veterans at the University of Baltimore. UB alumnus Bob Parsons is celebrating the grand […]
Sixth time is the charm for an accidental ‘Epic’
University of Baltimore School of Law professor Garrett Epps wrote his latest book by accident.
For law professor, life’s work becomes a treatise
For Byron L. Warnken, 32 years of work has come down to 1,940 pages, 34 chapters and 8.4 pounds.
CCBC, UB announce transfer agreement
The Community College of Baltimore County and the University of Baltimore have signed an agreement to allow CCBC graduates with associate degrees in business administration to transfer up to 60 credits into the comparable bachelor’s-level program at UB’s Merrick School of Business.
UB unveils newly named communications school
The Klein Family School of Communications Design is named for the Owings Mills-based Philip and Harriet Klein Foundation and other members of the family, including Michael F. Klein.
UB president to step down in 2014
No one can say Robert L. Bogomolny, president of the University of Baltimore, didn’t have a good run.
Dean of UB’s Merrick School of Business steps down
The dean of the Merrick School of Business at the University of Baltimore will step down Aug. 1 after a five-year tenure.
Law school job rates drop
Fewer students graduating from Maryland’s two law schools are finding jobs, but a greater number are obtaining employment that requires bar passage, according to data from the American Bar Association.
Clinch leaving University of Baltimore
Richard Clinch, the director of economic research at the University of Baltimore's Jacob France Institute, is resigning effective Aug. 1, he said on Wednesday.
