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Despite National Headwinds, Morgan State University Maintains Strong A+ Credit Rating as Ambitious Growth Strategy Advances

Dr. Samendra Sherchan, professor of biology and interim director of the Center for Urban and Coastal Climate Science Research, in research lab.

Morgan State University Professor Selected for National Higher Education Leadership Program

Morgan State alumni, students and fans attend the 2025 Homecoming Day football game at Hughes Stadium.

Morgan State University Homecoming Drives Millions in Economic Impact Across Baltimore

Six Hundred Graduates Earn Degrees as Morgan State University Celebrates its 2025 Fall Commencement Exercises

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October 14, 2022

Morgan State University Expands Research Capabilities for Faculty and Students with New Access to Proprietary Readex Database

Morgan Becomes First HBCU in Mid-Atlantic Region to Utilize Expansive Digital Inventory of Early American Newspapers, Furthering Exploration of African American History

October 13, 2022

'Opportunity to Relax': Morgan State Regroups with Day of 'Wellness'

Morgan State University students are back in the classroom after a "Wellness Day." The college takes two days per semester where there are no assignments, papers due or exams. The purpose is to relieve stress while encouraging students to take care of themselves and others. For many students, college is stressful. Some students are juggling classes and extracurricular activities.

October 11, 2022

WJZ-TV CBS 13 Live on the Campus of Morgan State University for Homecoming 2022

In a series of live remote interviews promoting Homecoming Day on the campus of Morgan State University, WJZ's Meg McNamara and Jessica Albert speak with President David. K. Wilson, Vice President and Director for Intercollegiate Athletics Dena Freeman-Patton, Executive Director for the University Student Center and Student Life & Development Natasha Lewis-Williams and MSU alumni Reginald Thomas ('70) and Rob Owens ('61).

October 10, 2022

Meet The Banner’s New Public Editor

DeWayne Wickham, the former founding dean of the School of Global Journalism & Communication and the current director for the Center for New Media and Strategic Initiatives at Morgan State University, is The Baltimore Banner’s new public editor. His position gives him the freedom to write about our coverage — to question, criticize and explain it. In his first column, Wickham says his job is to sometimes be an advocate for readers and sometimes to be a champion of The Banner’s newsroom.

Business | October 10, 2022

'Quiet Quitting': What Does it Mean and Why is it Trending?

How much effort do you put into work? Because right now, the phrase "quiet quitting" is exploding on social media. WJZ's Linh Bui explored this trend, and why it's becoming so popular, speaking with Shawn Celio, Director of HR Partnerships & Employee and Labor Relations at Morgan State University.

Campus | October 07, 2022

Homecoming at Morgan State University, Other HBCUs is a Cultural Phenomenon

It’s been 24 years since Azikiwe DeVeaux graduated from Morgan State University, but he still makes it a mission to attend its homecoming celebration each year. Homecoming at Morgan State University is the culmination of all the deeply nostalgic feelings of college for DeVeaux, who likens it to an annual family reunion.