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How Maryland’s historically Black universities will use $577 million from state to close wealth gap, strengthen communities

The presidents of Maryland’s four historically Black universities — Morgan State, Coppin State, Bowie State and the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore — are crafting plans for the $577 million in extra funding coming from the state in the next decade.

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Former Baltimore Raven Torrey Smith visits the campus of Morgan State University to recognize The …