( BALTIMORE – October 22, 2024) – Be sure to tune in to the next edition of the Emmy-nominated Doni Glover Show on Monday, October 21, 2024. Guests include MCB Managing Partner and co-founder David Bramble, and West North Avenue Development Authority Executive Director Chad Williams. The Doni Glover Show, hosted by the award-winning BMORENews.com publisher, streams LIVE Monday through Friday at 9 a.m. EST on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

(BALTIMORE – October 22, 2024) – Meet West Muhammad, a trailblazing student making history at Coppin State University! At just 14 years old, West has become the youngest freshman to enroll at Coppin. 🎓 But he’s not stopping there! West is pursuing a degree in Cybersecurity Engineering with a passion for protecting and innovating in the digital world. Born and raised in Baltimore, West’s journey reflects the power of determination and early ambition, inspiring others to dream big and push boundaries. We are proud to have West as part of the Eagle family and excited to see the heights he…

( BALTIMORE – October 20, 2024) – Be sure to tune in to the next edition of the Emmy-nominated Doni Glover Show on Monday, October 21, 2024. The Doni Glover Show, hosted by the award-winning BMORENews.com publisher, streams LIVE Monday through Friday at 9 a.m. EST on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Our guest will be Professor of Law Professor Larry Gibson, Esquire. Topics to be discussed include the upcoming Presidential and Maryland US Senate elections in November. In both races, Black women represent the Democratic Party. Larry S. Gibson (born March 22, 1942) is a law professor, lawyer, political organizer, and historian. He currently serves as a professor at the Francis King Carey…

(BALTIMORE – October 19, 2024) — The State of Maryland’s West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) is thrilled to unveil the culminating event of a series of planning sessions to rejuvenate West Baltimore. The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 10 am to 12 noon, at the Baltimore Unity Hall, 1505 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21217. Over the past two years, WNADA has engaged in and facilitated numerous interactive community interaction sessions to collect insights and suggestions for the West North Avenue Comprehensive Revitalization Plan.  This Plan is the first all-encompassing document ever developed for the 16 resource-abundant…

Join Us for ABC’s Men’s Night Out: Strength in Unity – The Power of Brotherhood This year, ABC’s Men’s Night Out builds on the success of last year’s incredible gathering by diving deeper into the heart of what brotherhood truly means. Under the theme, Strength in Unity: The Power of Brotherhood, we invite Black men of all ages (and other male allies) to come together for an unforgettable evening focused on fostering meaningful connections, celebrating shared experiences, and uplifting one another. In today’s world, the importance of connectivity, mentorship, and support among Black men cannot be overstated. This event is a…

(BALTIMORE – October 15, 2024) – With decades of total sobriety under his belt, Vennieth McCormick is helping others on their recovery journey. All too familiar with the perils of the streets of Baltimore, McCormick has made it his mission to provide treatment on demand for those willing to make that pivotal change to a new way of living. The truth is, he knows that recovery from drugs and alcohol is a full-time job, and so, too, is overcoming gambling. And he knows that access to treatment for these ills is not always a given. And that’s why he has…

(BALTIMORE – October 14, 2024)—The second Monday in October is now recognized as Indigenous Peoples Day. It replaces Columbus Day, which was formerly dedicated to the imperialists who toiled on behalf of Spain and Portugal. According to research, Native Americans came to North America through the Bering Strait some 10,000-12,000 years ago. Since then, some Blacks have experienced a blended history with these people, a history that includes the era of American slavery. It should be noted that Blacks have been in the Americas for as long, if not longer. Luzia, whose bones were found in a cave in Brazil,…

Join us from November 8 to 21 at the Gene Siskel Film Center of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago for the 30th Annual Black Harvest Film Festival. We’ll proudly showcase over 75 Chicago premieres, including 13 feature films and 10 short programs representing 18 countries. This year’s festival promises an exciting lineup of films and special guest appearances from visionary directors, including Terence Nance and Charles Burnett. Enjoy exclusive screenings, thought-provoking dialogues, and celebratory receptions as we honor three decades of Black Harvest. Festival passes and tickets are now on sale. Please take a look at the full lineup here. Black…

WHO:  National Black male mental health tour Just Heal, Bro heads to Baltimore, its thirty-fourth stop on a global initiative for men’s wellness. Living Hope Productions will present the Just Heal, Bro tour in partnership with Coppin State University featuring a curated cast of credible wellness speakers specializing in clinical and experiential mental health expertise.  Ignited by the uptick of depression and suicide rates in the Black community over thirty-one cities have embraced this movement in support of mental health education, healing and brotherhood. The national tour and educational programming will foster healing through contextual and culturally responsive solutions as well as the support of local therapists and organizations. “Mental health is…

By Morgan State U (BALTIMORE – October 6, 2024) — During the Morgan State University Board of Regents summer quarterly meetings, the University’s Division of Research and Economic Development (D-RED) reported a record-high of $88.5 million in new federal funding commitments for university research and training — a 6% increase over the previous year — and $50 million in research expenditures for Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24). This marks the fourth consecutive year Morgan has netted increases in sponsored research commitments, excluding any private gifts. Both achievements further advance the University toward its goal of obtaining an R1 (very high research activity) Carnegie classification. “Since first…