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Community Survey Administered by Morgan State Researcher Sheds Light on Baltimore Policy Sentiment

Baltimore City residents feel somewhat safe despite a high crime rate but contend that Baltimore Police officers are ineffective at reducing crime, do not quickly solve cases, and don’t work well with their communities, according to a new community poll conducted by Morgan State University.

Morgan State Prepares to Lead National Research Network for Maternal Health

It has long been more dangerous for a woman to be pregnant or give birth in the United States than any other developed nation in the world.

Nashville Mayor O'Connell Taps Morgan State Adjunct Dr. Isaac Addae as Metro's Business Engagement, Entrepreneurship Lead

Nashville, Tennessee Mayor Freddie O'Connell today announced his appointment of Isaac Yao Addae PhD to manage Small and Minority Business Engagement matters within the new Administration, with a portfolio including some pro-entrepreneurship efforts.

Morgan State U. Will Lead a National Research Network to Curb Deaths of Black Moms

Despite years of efforts in Baltimore and around the country, Black women remain more than three times as likely as white women to die from pregnancy-related causes. But researchers at Morgan State University are pretty sure they know a way to reduce the disparities.

Spotlight on FY 2023 Early Career Development Grant Awardees: Supporting HBCU Students with Trauma Informed Online Teaching

This summer, IES awarded the first grant within the Early Career Development and Mentoring Program for Faculty at Minority Serving Institutions to Dr. Virginia Byrne, an assistant professor at Morgan State University, a historically black university (HBCU) located in Maryland.

Mirranda Williams: Empowering Communities: Redefining Disability as Strength and Inspiration