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Black Engineer Magazine: Why Engineers Go To Business School

June 12, 2019

An engineering degree is a highly sought-after academic goal, as is a degree in business. Both have the potential to lead to promising careers doing work that’s challenging, meaningful, and …

Four New Students Named to Morgan’s Growing List of University Innovation Fellows

May 24, 2018

Oyare Oko, Sumayyah Raji, Evan Roberston, Averi Turner

Four students have been added to the growing number of University Innovation Fellows representing Morgan State University. The four newest inductees bring the total number to 32. This latest cohort was pinned …

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Bristol Myers Squibb Taps Morgan State University to Launch ‘Tomorrow’s Innovators’ BioPharma Education and Workforce Pipeline Initiative

National Certification Awarded to Morgan State University’s Department of Strategic Communication

Morgan State University to Address Workforce Inequities With Overhaul of Employee Classifications and Wages

Morgan Professor Awarded National Endowment for the Humanities Grant to Enhance Literary and Cultural Hispanic Studies

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Black Engineer Magazine: Why Engineers Go To Business School

Four New Students Named to Morgan’s Growing List of University Innovation Fellows

Morgan State University Receives Apple Innovation Grant To Expand Silicon and Hardware Technologies

Morgan SGJC Senior Wins Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award

Graduates Reaped the Rewards of Resilience at Morgan’s Spring 2021 Commencement Ceremonies

Morgan State University Announces Dr. Michael V. Drake as Spring Commencement Keynote and Shares Plans for Graduation

Morgan State University Selected to Serve as Community Vaccination Site, Expanding Access to Vital Vaccine in Fight Against COVID-19

Jury Verdict in the George Floyd Murder Trial

Caliper Corp Collaborates with Morgan’s Institute for Urban Research to Expand Access to Mapping Technology for MD HBCU Learning Communities and At-risk Youth Groups