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May 02, 2024

City and Regional Planning Alumna inducted in the AICP College of Fellows

The American Institute of Certified Planners has inducted Kathie Ebaugh, MCRP, '04 into the Class of 2024 College of Fellows.

Students | April 17, 2024

Morgan Architectural Students Attend MCAAHC Public Meeting for Firsthand Learning Experience

Two Classes Representing the School of Architecture and Planning Participated in What Is Believed to Be the Largest Attendance for a Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture Public Meeting

Arts & Culture | February 01, 2024

School of Architecture & Planning Professor Leads Cultural Envoy to London to Present Black Artists Exhibit to Queen of England

Trip Designed to Create Global Awareness of Centuries-Old Tradition of African Artwork Hailing from Maryland and Antigua

Philanthropy / Giving | September 14, 2023

Barton Malow pledges $50,000 to support the Construction Management Program

On August 31, Barton Malow hosted its "Kickback with Barton Malow" event at the Center for Built Environment and Infrastructure Studies (CBEIS). Led by several Morgan alumni and leaders of the company, the event provided the students in an overview of the construction projects that were built on campus by Barton Malow.

Awards | September 07, 2023

Morgan Scholars Recognized Nationally Receiving Esteemed Fellowships and Scholarship Awards

Awarding Organizations Include White House HBCU Initiative, Obama Foundation, Kirchner Foundation and the William & Lanaea C. Featherstone Foundation

Community | September 03, 2023

Professor Macon's Project Spotlighted by the Landscape Architecture Foundation

For Johnny Macon, a lecturer at Morgan State University, the basketball court at German Park is a special place. He grew up next to the park, helped redesign it while working with Baltimore-based Neighborhood Design Center, and is now examining the court as a case study in his 2023-24 LAF Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership project, titled “It Started in the Park: Preserving the Cultural Identity of Basketball Courts as Centers of Socialization for Historically Black Urban Communities.”