News From our Schools & Colleges

Mellon Foundation Continues Support of Morgan State University Arts and Humanities Efforts, Awarding $710,000 in New Grants

Funding Will Support the Inventory and Digitization of University Museum Artwork, Commission New Sculpture, and Advance Academy-Community Connection Initiative and Exhibit

Morgan State Students Test Autonomous Wheelchair That Uses AI

Morgan State University transportation and electrical engineering students are testing their autonomous wheelchairs to transport passengers from the parking lot to the gate at BWI.

The African Summer for Academic Development Program

This summer, Dr. Rhonda Wilbon, PhD, Professor of Social Work at Morgan State University, spearheaded a remarkable educational and cultural initiative—The African Summer for Academic Development Program. Twenty students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and two faculty members traveled to South Africa for an immersive experience in social work education and cross-cultural exchange. The program, held in the summer of 2024, allowed participants to observe and engage in South African social work practices while forging global connections.

Dr. Antoine Lovell Adds His Voice to the Fight Against Youth Violence in Baltimore

Tackling Youth Violence in Baltimore Requires Understanding | GUEST COMMENTARY

Antoine Lovell an assistant professor of social work at Morgan State University provides commentary on how to address Baltimore's youth violence issue.

Business Schools Are Undergoing Unusual Change

The world of business schools is changing, and quickly. Turnover among administrators remains high—new deans this year have taken the reins at no fewer than 14 of the 111 schools. Dr. Royce Burnett took charge of Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management at Morgan State University in July.