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The Sum of All Fears for Coppin State

It's not hard to see the math on prospects for Coppin State University, an institution embattled with uneven funding and support, malignant program development and detached efforts to find a dynamic president to lead the institution by the University System of Maryland over generations. Because of … Continue reading →
May 14, 2013 Leave a reply

Could a Settlement in Maryland HBCU Equity Lawsuit Jeopardize Future Legal Remedies for HBCUs?

As politicians in the state examine possibilities for a settlement within the Maryland HBCU Equity lawsuit, the suit, filed by alumni and students of Bowie State, Coppin State, Morgan State and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, may yield a decision in the next few … Continue reading →
April 4, 2013 Leave a reply

Texts to MD Governor Reveal Details Behind Coppin State Presidential Resignation

The Baltimore Sun today reports on a series of texts between Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and his staffers inadvertently leaked to the paper in a freedom of information request. Among the texts, which outline thoughts on gaming in the state and policy decisions, was an exchange about … Continue reading →
April 1, 2013 Leave a reply

Coppin State 1997 NCAA Tournament Win Listed Among Greatest Upsets

Coppin State University's 1997 upset win over South Carolina in the NCAA Tournament has been named among the top ten greatest upsets in tournament history by Sports Illustrated. South Carolina entered the contest as a 30-point favorite, but Coppin State used a late 18-5 run to turn a 57-56 lead … Continue reading →
March 27, 2013 Leave a reply

Clean Energy Legislation May Bring New Degree Programs to Maryland HBCUs

The Baltimore Business Journal this week reports that Maryland's four historically black universities may be in line for new degree programs in clean and sustainable energy development, thanks to new legislation passed by state government this week. The state seeks to develop off-shore wind farms … Continue reading →
March 22, 2013 Leave a reply

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