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Morgan State University is leading a smart cities training program

October 15, 2018

Morgan State University is leading a consortium to providing training in smart cities technology to students and teachers. The project, known as “REU-RET Mega-Site: Research Experiences for Undergraduates and Teachers in Smart …

Morgan State University Leads $2.3-Million Project to Train Minorities for ‘Smart Cities’ Research

October 10, 2018

MSU Leads 'Smart Cities' Research with help of $2.3M NSF Grant

Three-Year, NSF-funded Effort Involves 15 Historically Black or Hispanic-Serving Institutions The National Science Foundation (NSF) has funded the initial phase of a three-year, $2.3-million project led by Morgan State University (MSU), in which undergraduates and …

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Morgan State University Cancels All Classes Scheduled for Nov. 3, Allowing Opportunity for Students and Faculty to Participate in Election Day Voting

Morgan State University Announces Under Armour Agreement

Reopening College Campuses During Covid-19

Morgan State University Awarded Nearly $1 Million Grant from National Science Foundation to Broaden STEM Programs and Professional Development Pipeline

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Morgan State University is leading a smart cities training program

Morgan State University Leads $2.3-Million Project to Train Minorities for ‘Smart Cities’ Research

Morgan State University Cancels All Classes Scheduled for Nov. 3, Allowing Opportunity for Students and Faculty to Participate in Election Day Voting

Morgan State University Announces Under Armour Agreement

Morgan State University Awarded Nearly $1 Million Grant from National Science Foundation to Broaden STEM Programs and Professional Development Pipeline

Morgan State University Obtains $1.2 Million in Federal Science, Technology Grants

Making the Tough Decisions Regarding Our FY21 Budget and The Road Ahead

Morgan State University Receives Grant of Nearly $250,000 to Support Research of Pioneering Black Anthropologist Ellen Irene Diggs

Thurgood Marshall College Fund and Hennessy Select Morgan MBA Students to Join Fellows Program Second Cohort