Research & Innovation News
Cash Boost Looms for Historically Black US Colleges and Universities
There are more than 100 HBCUs in the United States. Around half are public institutions that rely mostly on government funding, but they have long been hampered by a lack of financial support, says Willie May, vice-president for research and economic development at Morgan State University, an HBCU in Baltimore, Maryland.
Morgan Scholar Mikayla Harris Earns $15,000 Astronaut Scholarship
Senior Biology Major Is Second Consecutive Morgan ASF Award Recipient
Morgan State University Awarded $7.5-Million Grant to Establish New Center for Advanced Electro-Photonics with 2D Materials
Johns Hopkins, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory and Aberdeen Proving Ground Among Partners on First-of-Its-Kind, HBCU-led Center
Morgan State University Design and Ingenuity on Exhibit Before International Audiences at 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale
SA+P Students and Faculty Highlights the African Diaspora and Future World-Making in Curated Installation of Student Works
Morgan State University Appoints Dr. Hongtao Yu as New Provost and SVP for Academic Affairs
Former Dean to Provide Critical Leadership as University Aspires to Reach R1 Carnegie Doctoral Research Classification and Expands Global Footprint
Bristol Myers Squibb Taps Morgan State University to Launch ‘Tomorrow’s Innovators’ BioPharma Education and Workforce Pipeline Initiative
MSU is Among Five HBCUs Selected for Partnership to Create Custom Biopharma Educational Programming and Increase Recruitment of Black Talent in the Biopharma Industry
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