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December 16, 2022

Morgan State University Among HBCUs Poised to Get Federal Research Funds as Part of New Legislation

Morgan State University appears to be in line for some important federal research funding. Research has long been a part of Morgan's mission, along with its motto to grow the future and lead the world. Now, it appears Morgan, along with a number of other historically Black colleges and universities, are poised to get some federal help to make that happen.

December 16, 2022

Governor-Elect Calls on Morgan’s Latest Graduates to Advance With Courage and Manifest Dreams as Reality

Nearly 400 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree candidates gathered in celebration, taking the stage to receive their diplomas at Morgan State University’s (MSU’s) Ninth Fall Commencement Exercises today, Dec. 16, 2022, in Hill Field House, on MSU’s campus.

November 18, 2022

Governor-Elect Wes Moore to Deliver Morgan State University Fall Commencement Address

First African American Governor of Maryland Tapped to Inspire an Anticipated Graduating Class of More than 500 Undergraduate and Advanced Degree Recipients

May 31, 2022

Morgan State Graduates Have Courage to Create a New World Says Playwright

Renowned playwright, award-winning filmmaker and author David E. Talbert, of the Class of 1989, appeals to Morgan's Class of 2022 to strive toward excellence and being their best, stating "Fear is your friend, it challenges you to be that much better today than you were yesterday." In addition to providing the keynote, Talbert also received an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree for his artistic contribution to the performing arts, stage and cinema.

May 23, 2022

Morgan Graduates Accept the Call to Create and Serve Amid Packed Stadium and Soaring Temps

Outstanding Achievers Highlight Morgan State University’s 145th Spring Commencement

May 19, 2022

Kaepernick, 2 Other ‘Vanguards’ Will Receive Honorary Degrees From Morgan State

It has been five and a half years since former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick made headlines for taking a knee during the national anthem before a game against the San Diego Chargers to protest police brutality and racial inequity. Kaepernick’s relentless work—and the efforts of two other “Vanguards of Social Justice and the African-American Experience,” David Burton and David Talbert—are being recognized by Morgan State University at its spring commencement ceremonies.