Presidential Communications
Morgan State University President David K. Wilson Reflects on Mass Shooting and Hate Crimes
As we prepare for this week’s Commencement Exercises, I greet you with a heavy heart. It is difficult for many of us to accept the harsh reality that five mass shootings occurred this past weekend within our nation.
Mask Protocol Update
With the increased incidence of positive COVID-19 cases advancing across the nation—particularly here in Maryland, it is evident that Morgan takes a proactive stance in safeguarding our campus community.
Modifying Morgan’s Indoor COVID-19 Protocols Amid Improving Conditions
With consideration to current trending data on positive COVID-related cases on campus, locally and statewide, in addition to updated guidance from the CDC and in alignment with Baltimore City and the State of Maryland, the University has made the careful decision to modify some of its COVID-19 protocols on campus. Foremost among the newly adopted modifications is lifting the indoor mask requirement.
The Rise in Violence Against Minority Institutions
On February 17, 2022, Morgan President David Wilson provided testimony to the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security regarding the recent bomb threats made to the nations HBCUs.
Spring Semester Plans: Navigating Through COVID Successfully
With the new year comes a new semester and a new opportunity for us to take stock of what’s important for the long-term success of our university and our students. Given the recent surges in positive COVID cases, the prevalence of new variants and an uptick in hospitalizations, we recognize that our collective success aligns with our capacity to limit the spread of the virus and safeguard our community as best we can.
A Decade of Morgan of Momentum
This publication provides a look into the University's successes and gaines over a span of 10 years under the leadership of President David Wilson.
A Decade of Morgan of Momentum
This publication provides a look into the University's successes and gaines over a span of 10 years under the leadership of President David Wilson.