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| February 12, 2025

Morgan State University Research Scientist Uses Comic Books to Teach History of Redlining

It's one thing to learn about redlining by looking at a map or listening to a lecture, but it's another to learn about redlining by reading a story in a comic book. Dr. Lawrence Brown, a research scientist at the Center for Urban Health Equity at Morgan State University, teaches and studies redlining in cities like Baltimore using federal documents and color-coded security maps from the 1930s.

Health | October 30, 2024

WBFF FOX45 Community Connections: Maternal-Child Health

In this episode of WBFF-TV’s community affairs program, Community Connections, Morgan State University’s Dr. Yvonne Bronner from the School of Community Health and Policy joins the program to discuss Morgan’s research to curtail health problems among black mothers and infants and in underserved communities.

Commentary | October 25, 2024

Public Health is Voting

Morgan State professors Dr. Lorece Edwards and Dr. Ian Lindong explain how politics and social issues affect health, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people suffered due to decisions made by leaders, showing that who we elect can greatly impact our health.

Campus | October 03, 2024

Celebrating a New Era of Equity: Morgan Unveils New Health and Human Services Center, an Innovative Hub for Education, Research and Community Impact

University Caps Off Semester’s Sixth Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony with Formal Ceremony and Tours of the Campus’s Latest Architectural Marvel

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