Lawyers representing students and alumni from Maryland’s four HBCU’s ended last week’s HBCU equity trial with powerful arguments justifying the methods and costs to dismantle Maryland’s discriminatory system of higher […]
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Reports: Juan Dixon to Become Next Coppin State Men's Basketball Coach
Juan Dixon, who left Baltimore nearly 20 years ago for College Park and went on to become one of the biggest stars in the history of the Maryland men’s basketball […]
Between 2013-16, Maryland Illegally Spent $550 Million to Avoid Investing in HBCUs
Historically black universities in Maryland have long been victimized by the state’s efforts to maintain two systems of higher education separating black students from white students. It has been a […]
Community Must Make the Case for Coppin State
Donta Betts could’ve been one of Baltimore’s most acclaimed native sons, chiseling for himself a career in politics, criminal justice, the arts or sciences with a degree earned at Coppin […]
VIDEO – CNN's 'Unstereotyped' Series Profiles White Students at HBCUs
CNN profiles white students at historically black Coppin State University and Delaware State University, and former Morehouse College valedictorian Joshua Packwood.
Maryland HBCU Faculty Plan Rally at State Capitol
Faculty members from Maryland’s four historically black colleges and universities will hold a rally this week to protest inequitable funding from the state towards its HBCUs, and the unsatisfactory remedies […]
Morgan State Heads HBCU Community Green Energy Coalition
The program, which will commit and investment of $200,00 from the City of Baltimore to advance solar installation for up to 40 homes located within the Morgan Community Mile, was officially announced during the nationally recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
Maryland HBCU Presidents Reject State's 'Separate But Equal' Remedy Proposal
In an editorial published by the Baltimore Sun yesterday, three of Maryland’s four historically black college presidents rejected a proposal from the University of Maryland System to remedy its decades-long maintenance of a ‘separate but equal’ system of higher education for black and white students.
Federal Court Considers Proposals in Maryland 'Separate But Equal' HBCU Lawsuit
The University of Baltimore and Towson University are ending a 9-year-old joint Master of Business Administration degree program that sparked a lawsuit over a lack of investment in Maryland’s historically black colleges
Morgan State President Emeritus, Coppin State Professor Talk Maryland HBCU Lawsuit
The Real News Network Executive Producer Eddie Conway speaks with Morgan State University President Emeritus Earl Richardson and Coppin State University Assistant Professor Kenneth Morgan, about the ongoing Maryland HBCU ‘separate but equal’ litigation.
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