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December 01, 2022

Canvas Rebel: Meet Zekeh Gbotokuma

Meet Morgan State University associate professor of Philosophy Dr. Zekeh Gbotokuma [and get his answer to the question, “How Can We Prepare Students for a More Fulfilling Life and Career?” An Interview with Canvas Rebel Magazine.

November 26, 2022

20 Years After ‘Drumline,’ HBCU Bands Credit Film for Boosting Visibility

The film, "Drumline," which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, gave audiences a small glimpse into the structure and culture of marching bands and dance ensembles at HBCUs such as Benedict, Morgan State University and Howard University. Dr. Jorim E. Reid, Morgan State’s director of bands, discusses the significance.

November 16, 2022

Grant to Fund Virtual Fire Simulations and Fire-Safety Research at Morgan State

Do people react differently to a fire in a kitchen versus one in a bedroom? That's the kind of question a Morgan State professor hopes to answer, with the goal of improving home fire safety. With the help of a $596,383 grant from the National Science Foundation - the first of its kind for an HBCU - Morgan State University will recruit participants to react and make decisions based on software-simulated building fires.

November 15, 2022

Morgan State, Sinai Hospital and Maryland Food Bank Receive Collective $1M From SECU MD Foundation in Memory of Late Board Member

Morgan State University, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore and the Maryland Food Bank will receive community impact grants over five years in memory of Donald Tynes Sr., SECU’s longest-serving board member.

November 15, 2022

National Science Foundation Awards Morgan State University Nearly $600K Grant to Study Human Behaviors Related to the Threat of Fire

Grant is First-of-its-Kind Funding Supporting Behavioral Fire Research at an HBCU and Will Aid in the Improvement of Home Fire Safety

November 11, 2022

This Course Examines How Images of Veiled Muslim Women Are Used to Justify War

Unusual Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching. In this article Sara Rahnama, Assistant Professor of History at Morgan State University examines how images of veiled Muslim women are used to justify war.