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Karson Institute’s five-year anniversary celebration reflects on the past, looks ahead to the future

By Karson Institute for Race, Peace and Social Justice The Karson Institute for Race, Peace and Social Justice marked its five-year anniversary with a VIP reception on Oct. 8 at Loyola Notre Dame Library, followed by a symposium on Oct. 9 at Loyola University Maryland. These events convened educators, officials and community leaders for reflection […]

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Coaches, players and community gather to honor Blake Bozeman’s legacy at inaugural clinic

By Dr. Deborah BaileyAFRO Contributing Editor The inaugural Twenty2 Basketball Coaches Clinic and Networking Brunch, welcomed more than 50 high school, college, community league coaches and players to learn from and connect with each other and NBA personnel on Sept. 14. Shortly after the day started, it became obvious to friends and family that the […]

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‘One of One’: Howard’s 101st homecoming promises joy, tradition and big names on the ‘Yard’

By Victoria MejicanosAFRO Staff Writervmejicanos@afro.com Howard University will be celebrating its 101st homecoming this year, under the theme “One of One” from Oct. 19-26, to celebrate its community.  The university’s tradition started in 1924, making it one of the earliest HBCUs to establish a homecoming, a point of pride for the university.  Princess Gamble, the […]

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Morgan State homecoming unites generations through celebration, remembrance and school pride

Morgan State University’s 2025 homecoming united thousands of students and alumni for a week of celebration, reflection, and community pride centered around the historic HBCU’s enduring legacy. From lively concerts and parades to moments of remembrance, the festivities showcased the deep bonds and shared spirit that continue to define the Morgan experience.

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Bomb threats against HBCUs, public universities continue

By Alexis TaylorAFRO Managing Editor Morgan State University (MSU) officials are taking extra precaution on the Northeast Baltimore campus after receiving a bomb threat on Sept. 30.  Leaders of the historically Black university put out a statement saying that they “received an email threat indicating a potential explosive device in the Richardson Library.”  School authorities […]

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Homegoing services announced for Dr. Earl Richardson

By AFRO Staff Memorial services for Dr. Earl Richardson, ninth president of Morgan State University, will be held Sept. 26-27 in Princess Anne, Md. Richardson, who served at Morgan State’s helm for 26 years, is widely regarded for the institution’s transformation from an undergraduate liberal arts institution into a doctoral research university and for his […]

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