Maps

Safe Ride

UMB Shuttle

The Elm Calendar

Save the Date: Strategic Plan Town Halls

Co-chairs Jenny Owens and Yolanda Ogbolu will host town halls March 23 and 25 and May 7-8 to discuss the overall process for UMB’s 2027-2031 Strategic Plan and gain feedback. Read more on The Elm

Fresh Off the Press: ‘1807’ Celebrates Our Creative Community

Issue 7 of UMB’s art and literary journal is released as artists are invited to submit their work for Issue 8 by March 31. 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

Fitness

Dining

Bookstore

SURFS

Blackboard

Libraries

Gut Check: Study Raises Questions About at Home Microbiome Testing

For years, Diane Hoffmann, JD, MSc, the Jacob A. France Professor of Health Care Law at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law had a suspicion she couldn't prove.

UMB Tops Off New School of Social Work Building

University of Maryland, Baltimore faculty, staff, and students joined the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company crew and Ballinger architects Feb. 25 inside the school’s future assembly room.

Shared Pain, Shared Relief

A new University of Maryland-led study reveals that observing others in pain, even digital avatars, can affect how we feel pain ourselves.

A Timely Investment in Discovery: UMB’s Pivot Initiative Strengthens Research and Community

UMB is moving quickly to deploy up to $33 million through its Pivot Strategic Investment initiative, supporting research programs amid national funding uncertainty.

Lexington Street Transformation

UMB is approved to move forward with an ambitious plan to transform the Lexington Street corridor with housing, retail, and vibrancy.

Emergency

The Elm

UMB Pulse

Volunteer

Why Apathy Is a Serious Health Risk in Dementia | Breakthroughs Can't Wait

Can Volunteering Improve Life With Dementia? | Breakthroughs Can't Wait

What If Volunteering Could Improve Quality of Life for People with Dementia?

Maryland Honors National Human Trafficking Month

Cash Campaign of Maryland at UMB's Community Engagement Center