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Alumni News
Do HBCUs Still Matter? Black Marylanders Say Yes.
In Maryland, where four historically Black colleges and universities enroll more than 20,000 students a year, many of the state’s movers and shakers have some connection to these legacy institutions. Their graduates and attendees swear by these schools, which they say provide not only a solid education but important life lessons while instilling the unshakable confidence needed to excel in society.
Morgan Alums and Eyewear Entrepreneurs Surprised with Invite to Forbes 30/50 Summit
Tracy Green and Nancey Harris are co-founders of Vontélle, an innovative eyewear company creating fashion-forward glasses designed to fit and complement faces with diverse features. On this episode of the Kelly Clarkson Show Tracy and Nancey share how they created their company during the pandemic after discovering a lack of representation in the eyewear space.
Baltimore Couple Opens Beauty Plus in New Northwood Commons Shopping Center
Baltimore-reared spouses Megan and Quintin Lathan are opening of their second Beauty Plus location in the newly redeveloped Northwood Commons shopping center. In the new Northwood location, the Lathans intend to hire students from Morgan State University, Quintin’s alma mater.
25 Black Marylanders to Watch for 2023, Plus 5 Living Legends
The Baltimore Sun presents its 25 Black Marylanders to Watch—an assemblage of people from the worlds of business, the arts, religion, politics and more whose visions for Baltimore and the state of Maryland make them worth watching. In addition to these 25 on the rise, the Sun has named another five Living Legends, people who have made long-lasting contributions to their fields and who have paved the path to success for others to follow. Included on the list of 25 is Morgan alum Nykidra “Nyki” Robinson, founder of Black Girls Vote and on the "Living Legend" side is Melvin N. Miles Jr., former band director for Morgan State University.
American Airlines Director Daryl Dorsey Fosters Inclusion at Home and Abroad
If there’s a thread that runs through all of Daryl Dorsey’s work as director and senior attorney for American Airlines—managing international labor, employment and pension issues; participating in diversity, equity and inclusion subcommittees; and mentoring colleagues of color—it’s his commitment to making people feel welcomed. Dorsey attended Morgan State University, a historically Black college and university, and went on to the University of Baltimore Law School.
AFRO Agent of Change: How Entrepreneur Matthew Reeds is Improving Health Literacy in the Black Community
During his senior year as an undergraduate at Morgan State University, Matthew Reeds began laying the groundwork for a nonprofit organization. It was 2017, and his mission was to address what he described as “insufficient government and healthcare services in Baltimore.”
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