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Last night, our first concert in Cuba went extremely well. The theater’s temperature conditions, however, were less than ideal during our performance. We wore our robes for simplicity as well …
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College of Liberal Arts
Students at Morgan State University Celebrate World Home Economics Day
For the past two years, students enrolled in the Observation and Methods for Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) course at Morgan State University have supported the International Federation of Home …
Read More »Getting Acclimated in Cienfuegos, Cuba – Day 2
The next morning we awoke to discover that we had a world-class view surrounding our hotel including a beautiful view of the bay. As it would turn out, our hotel, …
Read More »The Choir Arrives Safely in Cuba! – Day 1
For our first-ever trip to Cuba, the University sent a group of 32 MSU choir members, not the full choir contingent but typically the number we use for travel. Once …
Read More »Savoy Magazine Names Morgan Grad as One of 2016’s “Top 100 Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America”
African-American lifestyle publication Savoy Magazine has named Morgan alumna Trisch L. Smith as one of its 2016 “Top 100 Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America.” Smith, who graduated from Morgan in …
Read More »Gov. Hogan Appoints Morgan Professor to Behavioral Health Advisory Council
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed Anita M. Wells, Ph.D., an assistant professor in Morgan’s Department of Psychology in the College of Liberal Arts, to serve on the State’s Behavioral …
Read More »Morgan Sophomores Take Top Spots in Poetry Competition
Morgan sophomore and English major Hannah Sawyerr of North Brunswick, N.J., was recently crowned the winner of the Baltimore Youth Poet Laureate competition, earning the top prize with her poem …
Read More »Governor’s Office Selects Morgan SWAN Students for Anti-Addiction PSA
The work of students in Morgan State University’s Screenwriting and Animation (SWAN) program is now being broadcast on several Baltimore television stations. The SWAN program’s new public service announcement (PSA) …
Read More »Three Morgan Doctoral Students Named as NTHP Diversity Fellows
In recognition of their commitment to the preservation movement, three Morgan State University doctoral students were selected as Diversity Fellows by the National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP) and the Smithsonian …
Read More »MSU Professor Collaborates on Baltimore Film Project
In a bid to address Baltimore’s chronic ills through the arts, Johns Hopkins University announced Monday it is starting a youth film-making program so urban teens and young adults can …
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