“We certainly want to be part of inventing in this location new drugs, new ideas for health care, understanding previously unexplained diseases, anything that's novel that will help our state."

Keynote speaker Sherrilyn Ifill, JD, challenged Maryland Carey Law graduates to see themselves as "founders and framers" of the next iteration of American democracy during the hooding ceremony.

The 137 new dentists and dental hygienists represent a blend of backgrounds, experiences, and motivations, from first-generation immigrants to continuing family legacies in health care.

The University of Maryland School of Graduate Studies honored its newest cohort of doctoral scholars during the Doctoral Hooding Ceremony on May 21.

The University of Maryland School of Social Work’s 63rd Convocation honors over 300 MSW and PhD graduates.

Rise Early Learning and Family Support Center provides early childhood education and family support services in Upton/Druid Heights from the School of Social Work.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore played a pivotal role during Moore’s economic development mission to South Korea.

A rare spinal tumor is removed through the patient’s eye socket at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

Gisele Ferretto, MSW, LCSW-C, director of public affairs at the University of Maryland School of Social Work, analyzes new laws impacting Maryland social workers.

In two commentaries, researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine say combining modeling methods— and ethically sharing health data — could transform treatment.

Legal experts from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law discuss challenges to academic freedom and freedom of speech on the May 1 edition of “Virtual Face to Face.”

Researchers at the University of Maryland, Baltimore discuss with journalists from around the country the future of federally funded research.

The Gibson-Banks Center for Race and the Law hosted “Still Rising 10 Years After Freddie Gray’s Death: How Legal, Faith-Based & Community Advocacy Changed Policing in Baltimore.”

Listening — to patients and to one another — was the thread that tied together every session, story, and takeaway during the 13th Annual Interprofessional Education (IPE) Day.

On the April 10, 2025, edition of “Virtual Face to Face,” an examination of the changing federal research grant environment and how it is affecting work at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

New Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence for Drug Development intends to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of AI’s applications and opportunities in pharmaceuticals.

MPowering the State grant aims to accelerate breakthroughs in biomedical technology and innovations through collaboration between UM Baltimore and UM College Park.

Two cancer drugs increase the expression of a potential biomarker that correlates with improved survival outcomes in patients with treatment-resistant ovarian cancer.

On April 1, legal challenges facing higher education was the subject of discussion on “Virtual Face to Face.” Host UMB President Bruce E. Jarrell spoke with three faculty from the UM School of Law.

Starting April 1, the Maryland Poison Center, a key service of the UM School of Pharmacy, will extend its coverage to encompass all 23 Maryland counties, Baltimore City, and the District of Columbia.