November 2025

More than a decade after its launch, the Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training (BHWET) program demonstrated the power of federally funded fellowships to grow employment.

Several hundred residents heard firsthand of UMB’s plans to provide educational opportunities and improve health care on Maryland’s Eastern Shore at a town hall in Easton.

At the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities conference, attendees toured UMB’s Community Engagement Center to learn how partnerships and programs support residents in West Baltimore.

Recommended access would include medical and therapeutic use, supervised adult use, deprioritization, and commercial sales.

This collaboration highlights the vital role of pharmacists in a team-based approach to post-COVID care and recovery.

The UM Institute for Health Computing held its first-ever Continuing Medical Education course on Oct. 28 for health care practitioners on their use of artificial intelligence in health care.

UM School of Medicine's Institute for Genome Sciences will create an accessible data portal; build innovative analytics tools; and support a vibrant research network.

The federal government shutdown coupled with new work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is revealing just how fragile the nation’s social safety net can be.

Changing federal regulations and priorities present UMB’s research enterprise with an uncertain future. A frank discussion with the experts and the audience on Virtual Face to Face.

In recognition of this transformative gift, Children’s Hospital will be renamed University of Maryland Golisano Children’s Hospital.