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- Still Rising: Law School Examines Progress 10 Years after Death of Freddie GrayThe 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."
- IPE Day Centers on Listening to Patients and PeersListening — 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.
- Face to Face: The Challenges Facing Research at UMBOn 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.
- School of Pharmacy Launches Master’s in AI for Drug DevelopmentNew 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.
- $12.75M MPower Grant To Spur Biomedical Advances At 4MLKMPowering the State grant aims to accelerate breakthroughs in biomedical technology and innovations through collaboration between UM Baltimore and UM College Park.
- Master Regulator Gene Could Lead to Ovarian Cancer TreatmentsTwo cancer drugs increase the expression of a potential biomarker that correlates with improved survival outcomes in patients with treatment-resistant ovarian cancer.
- Face to Face: The Legal Challenges Facing Higher EdOn 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.
- Maryland Poison Center Expanding Service AreaStarting 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.
- President Jarrell for ‘BBJ’: UMB Shapes a Stronger BaltimoreUMB President Bruce E. Jarrell, MD, FACS, writes an article for the “Baltimore Business Journal” outlining the University’s vital role in elevating the city of Baltimore.
- Allyship in Action at the 2025 UMBrella SymposiumThis year’s UMBrella Women’s History Month Symposium, “Championing Change: The Role of Allies in Women’s Advancement,” was held on March 13.
- Vaccine Study Could Transform Meningitis Fight in AfricaUMSOM study led to new lifesaving vaccine recommendations for use of meningococcal pentavalent (five in one) vaccine for infants in Africa.
- Dean Postmus Highlights UMSSW’s Growth and CommitmentUniversity of Maryland School of Social Work's State of the School charts progress from 2024 amid uncertain times ahead.
- Red Card Reimagined: Carey Law Inspires MLS Restorative JusticeMajor League Soccer is blazing a trail in professional sports by incorporating an innovative restorative approach to promote cross-cultural education and accountability for discriminatory incidents.
- Novel CT Scan Technique May Transform Head and Neck Cancer CareData collected in pre-treatment CT scans may provide important imaging biomarkers to better predict patient prognosis and potentially customize treatment strategies.
- ‘MPowering’ Collaboration to Drive Innovation, DiscoveryFour UMB faculty were recently named MPower Professors by the University of Maryland Strategic Partnership: MPowering the State.
- ‘Face to Face’: The Limits of Presidential PowerOn the latest edition of Virtual Face to Face UMB President Bruce Jarrell talks with three legal scholars from the Univ. of Md. Francis King Carey School of Law about the limits of presidential power.
- Innovative Diagnostic Platform Reveals New Skin DiseaseUtilizing a novel diagnostic test for peripheral blood immunophenotyping, researchers were able to identify the specific sources of inflammation triggering the novel skin disease and reverse symptoms.
- Social Work Dean Testifies to Reduce Licensing BarrierUniversity of Maryland School of Social Work Dean Judy L. Postmus, PhD, ACSW, and alumni back elimination of entry-level ASWB exams.
- Saving Smiles at Shady Grove Sealant SaturdayDental students improved the oral health of young Marylanders on Sealant Saturday at the Universities at Shady Grove.
- PATIENTS Program Expanding Health Equity Impact NationallyThe University of Maryland School of Pharmacy’s PATIENTS Program is expanding its work to new nationally represented communities to co-develop research that impacts them directly.
- ‘Golden Retriever Energy’ and Teen Mental HealthBaltimore City high schoolers define mental health in their own words for University of Maryland School of Social Work study.
- Perceptions of American Interracial, Interethnic CouplesFindings can help social work clinicians who assist families struggling with racial and ethnic identity.
- Building on King's Economic LegacyIn keynote speech at UMB’s Black History Month event, economist says the power lies within us to fight the growing chasm between the haves and have-nots, create an economy where everyone flourishes.
- Trial Aims to Improve Hip Replacement OutcomesResearchers to compare hip replacement to simpler surgery using screws and plates to fix broken bone
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