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July 11, 2022

What Do I Know?

A life’s recounting in Morgan State alum Ed Gainey’s own words.

July 11, 2022

Morgan State University Students Selected as Ambassadors for White House Initiative Supporting Historically Black Colleges and Universities

2022 HBCU Scholar Recognition Program Strengthens Pipeline of Talented Students, Creating Post Graduate Opportunities

July 08, 2022

Why Morgan State University is Working to Add a Medical School to the Campus

In an effort to continue serving the urban population Morgan State University is going to be constructing a College of Osteopathic Medicine. A doctor of osteopathic medicine degree, a D.O. is the degree the medical school will offer rather than an M.D. degree. People who study Osteopathic medicine and gain degrees have the same certification to practice medicine as graduates of other medical schools, but the approach they take to treating patients is more of a holistic one.

July 06, 2022

Morgan State University Takes Next Step in Creating $150M Science Center

Morgan State University is one step closer to creating a new science complex after entering into a $20.1 million agreement to design the facility. The nation’s largest Black-owned architecture firm, Moody Nolan, will design the 246,435-square-foot science complex.

Campus | July 06, 2022

Nation’s Largest African-American-Owned Design Firm Selected to Create Vision for Morgan State University’s Proposed New Science Complex

Maryland Board of Public Works Approves Agreement with Moody Nolan to Begin Design Services

June 28, 2022

Morgan State Could Get $2M in Federal Funding for New Artificial Intelligence Research Center

Morgan State University could receive $2 million to develop a new artificial intelligence research center under legislation advanced in the U.S. House of Representatives last week. The legislation — requested by Maryland congressman, Dutch Ruppersberger — was passed in the Commerce, Justice and Science Related Agencies (CJS) subcommittee and must now go before the House Committee on Appropriations for consideration.

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