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The university's growth continues with projects underway that include a new student center and adjacent parking garage; library; and communications center with a bridge connecting it to the Academic Quad; and expansion of the Verda Welcome Bridge, which arches over Cold Spring Lane. These capitol projects alone total over $160 million.
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New Construction 1985 Thurgood Marshall Apartments Complex 1991 Mitchell Engineering Bldg. 1991 Blount Residential Towers 1993 Rawlings Dining and Residence Hall 1997 Schaefer Engineering Hall 2001 Murphy Fine Arts Center 2003 Morgan View Apartments 2003 Dixon Science Research Center
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Annexed Property 1995 Montebello Complex 2003 Turner Armory 2004 Estuarine Research Center 2004 Northwood Shopping Center (portion)
New Construction Underway Dec. 05 New Student Center & Parking Garage (534 Cars) Jul. 06 New Library Mar. 06 New Communications Center & Pedestrian Bridge
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Renovated Facilities 1989 Spencer Hall 1991 Baldwin Hall 1991 Cummings House 1991 Hurt Gymnasium 1991 Woolford Infirmary 1992 Calloway Hall 1992 Harper-Tubman House 1992 Key Hall 1993 Holmes Hall 1994 Carter-Grant-Wilson Building 1994 McMechen Hall 1999 Hill Field House 2000 O’Connell Hall 2001 Hughes Staduim 2003 Alumni House 2003 Turner Armory 2005 Verda Welcome Bridge
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Dynamic and Growing Campus The physical embodiment of Morgan State University's renaissance is reflected in the on-campus renovation and construction of classroom and research buildings, residence halls, dormitories and other auxiliary buildings, totaling over $200 million, and the expansion of the campus to include three adjacent complexes (Montebello Complex south of the campus, the Pentridge Apartments west of the campus and a portion of the Northwood Shopping Center on Morgan’s south-west border) and a satellite Estuarine Research Center in Calvert County. Morgan is now a state-of-the-art institution.
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