In the deep darkness of a 2007 December morning in Anchorage, Alaska, a man with a law degree from the University of Baltimore found himself in a defunct brewery with only a crowbar, a hacksaw and a flashlight. Read how alumnus Mark R. Fesche, J.D. ’02, went from lawyer to brewmaster and how he loves every minute of it.

View photos featuring UB alumni at recent University events.

FOX Broadcasting Co.’s hit TV show “Glee” has taken the world by storm with its fictional glee club’s colorful characters. We decided to do some digging into UB’s very own glee club and got the inside scoop from former member Roy Grabman, B.S. ’67.

We stumbled upon an archive of old, unlabeled UB photos that prompted us to do a little sleuthing, and we need your help.

The University of Baltimore pays tribute to former Baltimore mayor, Maryland governor and state comptroller William Donald Schaefer, LL.B. ’42, LL.M. ’51, who died April 18.

Giordana Segneri, M.A. ’10, toured Morocco for eight days in December 2010, visiting such famous locales as the seaside city of Casablanca and the ocher-colored whirlwind of Marrakech.

Jami R. Grant, M.S. ’90, an associate professor in the College of Public Affairs’ School of Criminal Justice, died suddenly March 23 of complications related to pneumonia, leaving her students, colleagues and the University community as a whole shocked and saddened.

The University of Baltimore community mourns the loss of Royal Graham Shannonhouse III, who developed quite a reputation during his nearly 25 years teaching at the University.

Bailey J. St. Clair, B.S. ’61, finally walked across the stage in the May 2011 commencement ceremony, 50 years after receiving his diploma.

Dorine Andrews, D.C.D. ’01, CIO of the Peace Corps, shares how she and her staff weave the technological magic that has contributed to the longevity of the volunteer organization that celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.

The University of Baltimore’s Uniquely UB capital campaign has entered its final phase—a time when alumni are being asked to contribute in ways that are meaningful to them, but also affordable—helping the University put its $40 million campaign goal over the top.