This extraordinary teenager earned his bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies in May, and is now contemplating law school and then medical school. He has plenty of time to make up his mind—after all, he just turned 16.

Stephen L. Percy, a former University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee professor and academic leader, has been named the new dean of the University of Baltimore’s College of Public Affairs.

Nearly 50 submissions were entered into the UB Diversity and Culture Center’s first annual photography contest, which wrapped up in February and aimed to encourage UB students, faculty and staff to consider studying, living and traveling abroad.

Who said that? Notable Quotables features inspiring, engaging and intriguing quotes heard in and around the UB community.

Continuing the Merrick School of Business’ long history of inspiring the next generation of small-business leaders, the school will soon offer even more motivation for prospective entrepreneurs in the form of a new business competition.

Beginning this fall, the University of Baltimore will begin offering a B.A. in Integrated Arts, its first fine arts degree, in a decidedly UB fashion: investigating not just the subject matter but its contemporary, very real, working-world applications.

Learn how UB’s success measures up: a 31 percent increase in enrollment, a professor’s eye-popping tenure of 1,005,523,200 seconds, a collective 293 pounds lost in the UB FIT program and more.

In this issue, we had a special opportunity to meet two faculty members: Donald H. Stone, a UB School of Law professor, and Fred Brown, an associate law professor, have been colleagues and running partners since 1990.