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Dr. Ray Winbush was sitting in his living room when a former student from his days teaching at Vanderbilt University called with an invitation to work on a movie guaranteed …

Maryland’s third Center for Urban Health Equity won’t open until 2024 at Morgan State University, but Kim Dobson Sydnor, dean of the School of Community Health and Policy, who will …

Calvin E. Tyler Jr. grew up in what he recalls as “very humble beginnings” in Baltimore, went to Morgan State University in his home city in the early 1960s, left …

In his work, Will Holmes consults for major business and government offices in the Baltimore area. But although they’re not his clientele, he is passionate about supporting small businesses — …

During Black History Month, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum has a new exhibit called “Make Good Trouble — Marching for Change,” which highlights artists and citizen protesters who took to …

We are living in extremely uncertain times. We are watching folks lose jobs in fields that were considered by many “secure”. In an attempt to prepare ourselves and our families …

The new funds from Whiting-Turner will help to keep Morgan State students pursuing careers in the construction industry enrolled through graduation.

Several historically Black colleges and universities will receive more than $650,000 in grants to preserve their campuses as part of a new initiative announced Tuesday.

Morgan State University and several other historically Black colleges and universities will receive more than $650,000 in grants to preserve their campuses as part of a new initiative announced Tuesday.

In 2018, Northeast Baltimore’s Morgan State University joined a group of 10 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) participating in the Google Tech Exchange program. It meant that five students from Morgan State went to Google’s …