Upcoming exhibit mixes art, archives, & politics

Staff in Special Collections at Langsdale have been working with MICA students from Dan D’Oca’s 2010-11 Exhibition Development Seminar as they prepare their exhibit, Baltimore: Open City, which opens this Friday at the former North Avenue Market and runs through Continue reading Upcoming exhibit mixes art, archives, & politics

The Baltimore Region Institutional Studies Center +40

Forty years ago the University of Baltimore established the Baltimore Regional Institution Studies Center, a repository of the history of modern Baltimore as chronicled in the records of institutions and memories of individuals. Working out of old Howard Hall, BRISC Continue reading The Baltimore Region Institutional Studies Center +40

Langsdale and Baltimore ’68 honored by National Council of Public Historians

The National Council of Public Historians awarded the Baltimore ’68 Riots and Rebirth Conference with the 2009 NCPH Outstanding Project Award for excellence in work that contributes to a broader public reflection and appreciation of the past and that serves Continue reading Langsdale and Baltimore ’68 honored by National Council of Public Historians

Langsdale’s Special Collections are being put to good use

Citizen Schaefera Maryland Public Television documentary on UB Alumnus and former Mayor and Governor William Donald Schaefer aired last Monday and will air again Wednesday, April 8 at 9 PM on MPT. (see: www.mpt.org/schedule/series.cfm?series_id=17520#201592 ) This documentary makes excellent use Continue reading Langsdale’s Special Collections are being put to good use