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MORGAN BROKE GROUND FOR ITS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED CUTTING-EDGE $337 MILLION NEW SCIENCE CENTER.
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MORGAN SECURED MORE FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR AWARDEES THAN ANY OTHER HBCU, WITH FOUR FACULTY RECIPIENTS NAMED IN THE 2024-25 CYCLE.
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MORGAN RECEIVES NEARLY $5 MILLION IN NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION RESEARCH COMMITMENTS TO SUPPORT SIX PROJECTS.
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S&P GLOBAL RATINGS AFFIRMED THE UNIVERSITY'S LONG-STANDING A+ ISSUER CREDIT RATING, UNDERSCORING MORGAN'S STRONG MARKET POSITION.
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MSU DEPT. OF NURSING AWARDED $1M GRANT FROM BEDFORD FALLS FOUNDATION.
1.662CHAOS IN 2025, 1,662 STUDENTS RECEIVED
1ST[V[H UNIVERSITY EMMY AWARDRECEIVED FOR DEGREESDURING THE SPRING AND MORGAN'S ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY FALL COMMENCEMENTS. "HISTORY OF A NATIONAL TREASURE".
HBCU TO LEAD A PAVILION AT THE VENICE
20Y[AHS THE OPENING OF THE ENOLIA MARKS THE ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE FIRST NEW OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING FOR MORGAN STUDENTS IN 20 YEARS.
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• COACH NADINE DOMOND (WOMEN'S BASKETBALL)
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• MELISA SHOCK (SOFTBALL) ALL PAWS IN GIVINGDAYCAMPAIGN
• AGINA SIMPKINS (ACROBATICS & TUMBLING) (FROM MORE THAN 880 GIFTS)
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