Coppin State University has received a $34,992 grant from the U.S. Department of State to expand and diversify study abroad opportunities for students, including the creation of a study abroad office and a resource portal.
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Posted inDMV News
Upcoming events in the D.C., Maryland and Virginia areaÂ
The DMV area is bustling with activities in August, including Mayor Brandon Scott’s Back-To-School Kick Off, the First Annual You Need a Job Fair, the 10k Power Unity Engagement Men’s Movement, and the Worcester County Fair.
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Coppin State University Gala 2024: A night of celebration, inspiration and philanthropy
Coppin State University hosted their second annual gala to celebrate the historically Black institution’s growth and to raise $25 million over five years through the ‘BE MORE’ campaign.
Posted inBaltimore Community
Coppin State hosts annual gala May 4
Coppin State University will host its annual gala on May 4 to celebrate its history and mission of transforming the lives of its current and former students and the West Baltimore community, while honoring individuals for their significant contributions to the community.
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Coppin State University hosts Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month activities for studentsÂ
CSU is hosting a series of events throughout April to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, focusing on educating and advocating for the prevention of sexual misconduct in all its forms.
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Coppin State president secures board seat for Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond’s Baltimore Branch
The Federal Reserve System Board of Governors recently elected Coppin State University President Anthony L. Jenkins, Ph.D. to the board of directors of the Baltimore branch for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, a unique opportunity for CSU to bring insight and value as an anchor institution.
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CIAA Tournament brings the party to Charm City
By Stephanie Harper, Special to the AFRO Events surrounding the CIAA Tournament provided the fun Charm City needed the week of Feb. 26 – March 3. The return of the competition marked the fourth year Baltimore hosted the event. The men’s and women’s basketball tournament for historically black colleges and universities in the NCAA Division […]
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Coppin State University unveils a soulful sculpture
By Beverly RichardsSpecial to the AFRO If you have driven by the North Avenue side of Coppin State University, at the corners of Warwick and West North avenues within the past five months or so, you probably noticed this covered anomaly posted in front of the campus’ new College of Business. You were not alone. […]
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Howard, Morgan, Coppin, UMES, Bowie and Hampton: Baltimore County Public School children continue to choose HBCUs
By Ryan Coleman The National Bureau of Economic Research suggests predominantly White institutions can learn how to better support Black students by implementing best practices from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). This past year, Black students from George Washington Carver Arts and Technology High School, Western Tech, Randallstown, Pikesville, New Town and other high […]
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From ideas to impact: Baltimore Together Summit 2023 and the EXCEL Project
By Reuben Greene, Special to the AFRO The Baltimore Development Corp. (BDC) recently concluded the Baltimore Together Summit 2023, a weeklong event dedicated to reviewing Baltimore City’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). One of the key highlights of the summit was the discussion surrounding the (EXCEL) Research Project and youth entrepreneurship training. The EXCEL Project […]
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Op-ed: Perception is not always reality
By Anthony Jenkins, Ph.D. As gun violence continues to plague our nation, mass shootings and other acts of senseless violence have spilled onto college and university campuses across Maryland. Incidents like the recent campus shootings violate everything held sacred in our lives, and in academia. The acts of cowards violate our sense of personal safety, […]