The University of Baltimore

10/27/2026

10/23/2026

Divine the Flamingo is busy getting ready for the November 4th "One Maryland, One Book" event with Alumni author Lawrence Burney! Get more information and RSVP on The University of Baltimore website.

10/23/2026

As Transfer Student week comes to a close, we have one more student for you!
 
Barbara Wilkins, B.A. ’24, an MBA student, gets to share her alma mater with her son and husband. Now, all three have earned a degree at UBalt and Barbara is working on another. 
 
Barbara first considered nursing when she was studying at Baltimore City Community College. She ended up changing her plans a few times but was steadfast on choosing UBalt. It has an important connection in her family and became a place where she met so many more people invaluable to her growth and joy.
 
“I love the UBalt environment,” she said. “I love the organizations I’m a part of, I love the people I’ve met, and I just enjoy being in that atmosphere. It’s an atmosphere where I can grow, where people have like-minded ideas, and they’re trying to grow as well.” UBalt Admission 💙🐝

10/23/2026

Meet our next Transfer Student as we continue Transfer Student Week!

Growing up in India, Sabrina Noble Pereira, B.A. ’25, decided she wanted a career where she could help those who couldn’t help themselves. Education was her strongest pathway.

Sabrina transferred to UBalt from Community College of Baltimore County. After earning her degree in Legal Studies, she was accepted to UBalt School of Law, bringing to fruition a dream long in the making.

“I just realized that helping people, no matter what, is where my passion was,” she said.

From student organization participation to global field studies, Sabrina has enjoyed a diverse array of opportunities that have shaped her overall college experience and prepared her for the future she wants—and it all started with a transfer decision. The University of Baltimore Office of Admission

10/22/2026

It’s spooky season and UBalt Student Events Board has an event for YOU! 👻

Join your fellow bees this Saturday at Gordon Plaza from 12 - 3 p.m. for the first annual Fall Featival. Get into the spooky season with games, arts and crafts, music and so much more. We can’t wait to see you and your family there! 💙💛🐝

10/21/2026

We’re continuing the celebration of our Transfer students, and next up we have Nes Agopome!
 
Nes Agopome, B.A. in Psychology, was finding her way at Frederick Community College when she met a professor who also taught at—and graduated from—UBalt. Encouraged, Nes applied. Then Nes found out she qualified for a full scholarship. UBalt became the best decision she didn’t see coming. 
 
“With Dr. [Josh] Davis and the honors program, some of the people I’ve met in my classes, people here care more than I anticipated them to. And I feel like when I walk down the street, I recognize people, people recognize me, and it’s been easier to network.”  UBalt Admission

10/21/2026

We're continuing the celebration of our Transfer students, and next up we have Nes Agopome!

Nes Agopome, B.A. in Psychology, was finding her way at Frederick Community College when she met a professor who also taught at—and graduated from—UBalt. Encouraged, Nes applied. Then Nes found out she qualified for a full scholarship. UBalt became the best decision she didn’t see coming.

“With Dr. [Josh] Davis and the honors program, some of the people I’ve met in my classes, people here care more than I anticipated them to. And I feel like when I walk down the street, I recognize people, people recognize me, and it's been easier to network.” The University of Baltimore Office of Admission

10/21/2026

Yesterday, we headed to the Student Center for some fun arts and crafts in celebration of National Pronouns Day with Diversity & International Svcs
 
A day filled with creativity, learning and inclusivity as our Bee community came together to celebrate the importance of recognizing everyone! 🐝💙💛

10/20/2026

We're celebrating our Transfer Students this week to highlight their journey here at UBalt.

When I get my degree, it’s going to open so many doors and be so powerful.”
Tourian Aldridge, a B.S. in Criminal Justice student, made his first UBalt connection as a student at Baltimore City Community College. During a college fair, he met Amadou Bah, UBaltadmission counselor, and shared his dream of helping juveniles rebuild their lives despite their mistakes. Bah encouraged him to apply and Tourian didn’t hesitate.

“Graduating will be a symbol that no matter your limitations or what held you back the first time, you can still accomplish your goals.”

10/19/2026

Eric Jurkiewicz, B.S. ‘25, MBA student, was among the first students to take advantage of Degrees to Succeed, a unique partnership program with Community College of Baltimore County that allows early access to UBalt’s events and resources for prospective transfer students.

“I didn’t feel like a completely new student when I walked through these doors for the first time, so it definitely was a great decision. I think it was better than what I expected, just because I feel like people have always believed in me here.”