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Save the Date: Strategic Plan Town Halls

The co-chairs will host town halls to discuss the overall process for UMB’s 2027-2031 Strategic Plan and gain feedback from the University community on the plan’s themes, goals, objectives, and more. Read more on The Elm

Register for 2026 MLK and Black History Month Celebration on Feb. 5

Chris T. Pernell, MD, MPH, FACPM, a visionary physician leader and champion for health equity, will be the keynote speaker. Read more on The Elm

‘Breakthroughs Can’t Wait’: UMB Campaign Spotlights Lifesaving Research

A new multimedia campaign puts researchers’ work in the spotlight, demonstrating how federally funded research at UMB is making a real-world difference right now. Read more on The Elm

Read the Latest Issue of UMB’s ‘CATALYST’ Magazine

You’ll learn about UMB’s global impact such as work to protect health care workers in The Gambia, the Garvin Fellowship for law students, the new Master’s in Trauma Sciences program, and much more. Read more on The Elm

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What Happens After Cash Welfare? Maryland’s Longest-Running Study Has Answers

“Life After Welfare: 2025 Annual Update” provides individual participant tracking for the first time of any cash welfare study in the nation.

University of Maryland Named Top 10 Public Research Institution

Annual National Science Foundation HERD Survey ranks combined UMB/UMCP research institution #14 overall and #9 among public universities.

CHHS Simulations Help Marylanders Prepare for the Worst

When a tornado touched down ripping the roof off their headquarters, Housing Authority officials had seconds to make critical decisions in a CHHS tabletop exercise designed to enhance readiness.

Black Leukemia Patients Experience Worse Outcomes; Not Linked to Genetic Changes

Lower survival rates in Black leukemia patients treated with intensive chemotherapy not linked to differences in genetic profiles.

New School of Social Work Building Takes Shape in Downtown Baltimore

Due to open in the second half of 2027, the building is nearing its halfway point rising on the corner of Greene and West Lexington streets.

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UMB Parking Tour

R.I.S.E Legacy Arts program at UMB

CASH Campaign of Maryland "Keep Your Money!" Kickoff

Helping Families Experience The Polar Express

New UM School of Social Work Building Tower Crane Climb