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Congratulations, Class of 2025!

The Class of 2025 celebrated its achievements with family and friends at school ceremonies. Check out our graduation homepage for photos, videos, stories, and more. Read more on The Elm

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

You’ll learn about the School of Pharmacy’s Mass Spectrometry Center, Police and Public Safety’s comfort K9 Poe, the Costa Rica Faculty Development Institute, and much more. Read more on The Elm

‘Breakthroughs Can’t Wait’: UMB Launches Campaign to Spotlight 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

UMB Police and Public Safety Celebrates 50 Years

On July 1, 1975, sworn police officers joined the department, which is commemorating its golden anniversary this year by looking back at where it has been and looking forward to the future. Read more on The Elm

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A New Leader for University Research

Patrick O’Shea is named vice president for research for the University of Maryland’s joint research enterprise between the Baltimore and College Park campuses.

BS-MD Program to Bridge Engineering, Data Science, and Medicine

The dual-degree initiative between the University of Maryland School of Medicine at UMB and the University of Maryland, College Park offers early clinical, research, and service experiences.

Facing the Future Together

UMB President Bruce Jarrell and UMCP President Darryll Pines discuss the wide array of challenges facing higher education and their teamwork approach.

Pharmacy Faculty Awarded $3.4M to Develop Immunotherapy Sepsis Treatment

Researchers are developing a novel therapy using safe, drug-free nanoparticles to help the body fight sepsis more effectively.

Centering Collaboration to Close Gaps for Overlooked Trafficked Children

The 2025 Child Trafficking Conference spotlighted inclusive, survivor-informed strategies to improve care for overlooked youth.

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UMB Pulse

Virtual Face to Face: Facing the Future Together: A Conversation with Presidents Jarrell and Pines

Hitting the Brakes on Dangerous Inflammation | Breakthroughs Can't Wait

How Modulating Protein Kinases May Help Alleviate Disease

Balancing Inflammation: Hope for Reducing ARDS Complications

Anti-Inflammatory Drug Offers Hope | Breakthroughs Can't Wait