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Department of Fine Arts News



June 05, 2024

From Maryland to the Mediterranean: The Morgan State University Choir’s Epic Greek Odyssey

This year, the Morgan State University Choir, under the distinguished direction of Eric Conway, D.M.A., chair of the University’s Department of Fine and Performing Arts, embarks on an 11-day cultural odyssey to Greece

September 19, 2023

Opera Still Thrives in Baltimore—You Just Don’t Know It

Baltimoreans may not be aware that opera has thrived in the city for nearly three centuries, starting in the 1700s. A bit of a hidden gem is the vocal program at Morgan State University (MSU). At MSU’s Opera Workshop, students are acquainted with a broad knowledge of opera literature and receive practical onstage experience through the performance of solo and ensemble work.

September 07, 2023

Monterey Jazz Festival Names New Artistic Director: Darin Atwater

The Monterey Jazz Festival, the world’s longest continuously-running jazz festival, has announced Darin Atwater as its next artistic director.

August 24, 2023

MSU Fine & Performing Arts | Black Artists of D.C. Exhibition

During this I Love Baltimore Thursday, Gabe takes a look at what's new and exciting in Morgan State University's Department of Fine and Performing Arts.

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 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.