Documentary About Hubert Humphrey, Early Civil Rights Pioneer, to Premiere at UBalt, Sept. 24
September 19, 2024
The University of Baltimore will host a national premiere of the South Hill Films documentary film, "Mayor Humphrey of Minneapolis," on Sept. 24 in the Angelos Law Center. The film portrays a young Minnesota Mayor, Hubert H. Humphrey, who later became a U.S. vice president, during the 1940s.
Baltimore Law Magazine Publishes 'The Leadership Issue'
September 11, 2024
The latest edition of The University of Baltimore School of Law's magazine is out now. The new issue covers topics related to leadership in law.
UBalt Constitution Day Panel Looks At Equal Protection Clause Across Supreme Court Decisions, Sept. 17
September 9, 2024
The University of Baltimore's annual Constitution Day observance will examine the ways the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause has been interpreted and applied across history, from Brown v. Board in 1954 to the Harvard affirmative action decision in 2023. The panel discussion, featuring constitutional law scholars from the UBalt School of Law, will take place on Sept. 17.
UBalt School of Law Launches 'Lawyers as Leaders' Fall Lunchtime Series; First Session Set for Sept. 13
August 27, 2024
The University of Baltimore School of Law will unveil its new lunch-and-learn series, "Lawyers as Leaders," with a panel discussion on Sept. 13. The opening session, "Lawyers as Leaders: Authentic Leadership," will bring together four UBalt Law alumni to discuss the importance of staying true to oneself in the demanding legal profession.
Law Professor Andrew Ziaja: Apple Union Agreement at Maryland Store a 'Huge First Step'
July 30, 2024
Andrew J. Ziaja, an assistant professor in The University of Baltimore School of Law with expertise in labor and employment law, tells WMAR-TV that the successful negotiations of employees to form a union at the Apple store in Towson is a "huge first step" in establishing union deals at other Apple locations across the country.
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