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Philanthropy / Giving | October 30, 2025

Inside Morgan State and MacKenzie Scott’s $100 Million Partnership

Morgan State is just one of the dozens of HBCUs, tribal colleges and minority-serving institutions that MacKenzie Scott has given to in recent years. A significant portion of the philanthropist’s gifts have gone to organizations that uplift communities of color and support diversity.

Philanthropy / Giving | October 16, 2025

MacKenzie Scott Just Gave This HBCU its Largest Gift Ever — Again

Author and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott is donating $63 million to Morgan State University — the largest single private gift in the school’s history — to bolster its endowment, research and support for students.

Philanthropy / Giving | October 15, 2025

With a Renewed Vote of Confidence, MacKenzie Scott Awards Morgan State University a Transformative $63 Million Gift

Historic Donation Marks the Second Major Unrestricted Contribution from the Noted Philanthropist in Five Years, Reinforcing Morgan’s position as One of the Nation’s Fastest-Growing and Most impactful Public Research Universities

Grants | August 28, 2025

Morgan State University Secures $1.75M Grant From Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to Plan Launch of Public, Nonprofit M.D. Medical School

New Effort Expands Earlier Vision to Bring Medical School to Morgan’s Campus, Advancing Stronger, Sustainable Model to Meet Maryland’s Health Care Needs

Grants | August 28, 2025

Baltimore University Restarts Plans for Medical School

If successful, Morgan State would be the first public HBCU to have its own medical school. Morgan State University is reviving plans to launch a medical school after a collaboration with a for-profit company fell apart.

Grants | August 28, 2025

After Early Stumble, Morgan State Launches New Plan for Medical School

Morgan State University is rebooting its effort to launch a medical school, aiming to help usher in a new generation of diverse doctors who might otherwise find a career in medicine out of reach.

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