Monthly Archives: November 2015

  Don’t miss the University of Baltimore School of Law’s Alumni Holiday Happy Hour on Wednesday, Dec. 9! The special event will take place from 5-7 p.m. at Fells Point’s fabulous Bond Street Social (901 S. Bond St., Baltimore 21231). … Continue reading →

Dean Ronald Weich contributed an op-ed to The Baltimore Sun, “What constitutes ‘justice’ for Freddie Gray?” Weich’s article appears just before the first of six Baltimore police officers is scheduled to be tried in connection with Freddie Gray‘s death in … Continue reading →

Congratulations to our alums for being named Leaders in Law by The Daily Record! Ten of the 27 honorees are University of Baltimore School of Law graduates: Andrew I. Alperstein, J.D. ’93 Alperstein & Diener P.A. Denise M. Bowman, J.D. ’90 Alexander … Continue reading →

The University of Baltimore School of Law is host to 20 judges from the People’s Intermediate Court of Nanjing, China. The judges arrived on Nov. 16 and will be at the law center until Nov. 30. The judges are studying … Continue reading →

The kickoff event for the newly formed Young Lawyers Alumni Council drew more than 100 young UB law alums to Bookmakers in Federal Hill on Tuesday Nov. 17. John Baber, J.D. ’14, the group’s executive committee chair, addressed the alumni, … Continue reading →

Law librarian and helpful colleague extraordinaire Bob Pool was celebrated by colleagues and friends Wednesday afternoon as he prepares to retire after 41 years at the University of Baltimore. Pool began work as a librarian in the Langsdale Library in … Continue reading →

Professor Elizabeth Keyes, director of UB’s Immigrant Rights Clinic, appeared on ABC2’s “In Focus” program Tuesday evening Nov. 17 to discuss Gov. Larry Hogan’s request that the federal government halt the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the state until it … Continue reading →

The law center is going to the dogs (and to one cat) — but just for a couple of hours. Several dogs and Miko the cat, all from Therapy Pets Unlimited, visited the law school on Tuesday, Nov. 17 to … Continue reading →

  The University of Baltimore Law Forum held a symposium Nov. 12 devoted to the challenges faced by former inmates as they return to society, as well as to the unique concerns of veterans involved in the justice system. The … Continue reading →