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Maryland Public Television (MPT) and Morgan State University’s WEAA-FM (88.9) are collaborating for a three-hour broadcast structured around an interview from June 9, 1963, between Martin Luther King Jr. and TV personality …

Dozens of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are exploring the next phase of decentralized technologies in a bid to put Black students at the forefront of new blockchain protocols.

More than 43 years after the National Society of Black Physicists was founded on the campus of Morgan State, the American Physical Society has designated the historically black college and …

Congratulations are in order for Morgan State students. The university took home first place in the Ford HBC-You Mobility Challenge for historically black colleges and universities.

Following a string of passionate nationwide civil rights protests and demonstrations throughout the country and in Baltimore City, Morgan State University students gathered Wednesday for a somber moment to honor …

Morgan State University will address food insecurity by teaching students how to prepare meals and use coupons, and by making it easier to track shuttle services to grocery stores and …

In July, Neil Boudreau and Loren Teter made a cross-country drive that represented a new chapter in their lives. Boudreau and Teter met during their freshman year at San Diego …

Morgan State’s Edward P. Hurt Gymnasium will serve as an early voting and election day voting center, the University announced Friday.

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