BCSC’s mission is to provide the tools necessary to bridge the knowledge, economic, educational, digital, and political gap that causes many of the social issues that plague Baltimore. Committed to culturally relevant, culturally sensitive community economic impact. “By standing on the shoulders of our ancestors and enjoying borrowed blessings, we now, humbly, have the opportunity to give back and pay it forward simultaneously.” -Dr. Alvin C. Hathaway, Sr.,  President and CEO

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today joined elected officials and leadership from Morgan State University for the groundbreaking of their new Science and Research Center. The project will receive $337 million in state funding, the largest state investment in Morgan State University history. During the ceremony, the governor highlighted the significance of the state’s investment in contributing to Baltimore and Maryland’s economic growth, with leadership in science, technology, engineering, and math being the key driving component. “We are here today not only to celebrate a beautiful building, but to celebrate a beautiful future for this campus and city,” said Gov. Moore. “With…

(BALTIMORE – May 11, 2025) – In case you haven’t heard the news, BMORENews.com publisher Doni Glover is on TV again! That’s right! G. Grant Griffin Media presents The Doni Glover Show on Sundays at 5:30 am on WMAR-TV2 in Baltimore. Special thanks to Frank Johnson, Calvin Watkins, and Terrance Smalls, Jr. Missed it? See the shows on demand below: Doni Glover TV Show: Dr. Al Hathaway, Saidah Spinner, & Marsha Jews Doni Glover TV Show: AFRO’s Who’s Who in Black Baltimore  Doni Glover TV Show: Mayor Brandon Scott at Afro’s “Who’s Who in Black Baltimore” Event Doni Glover TV…

(BALTIMORE – May 4, 2025) – A groundbreaking investment in the future of digital equity was announced today as STEM City Baltimore, an initiative of STEM City USA, secured a $100,000 grant from the State of Maryland to provide immersive AI and metaverse training for Baltimore youth. The funding represents a pivotal step toward closing the technology divide and preparing the next generation for a digitally driven economy. Spearheaded by Maryland State Senator Cory McCray (District 45), the grant is more than a financial boost—it’s a strategic alignment with national priorities, including the latest Executive Order from President Trump that…

(BALTIMORE – May 3, 2025) – We all know the landscape. You can go right, or you can go left. It’s that simple. Those in the middle – on the fence – ayeee! You may as well go home. For all of my young brothers in Baltimore, if there is one single piece of advice I can think of, it’s travel. See the world. Go to Africa, Europe, South America, Wisconsin, California – just go and see how other people live. Travel provides the greatest education, one you will never find in a book. One thing you get is a better…

Come see Sanford and Son Stage Play featuring Rickey Shackleford and Howard G. at The Forum Caterers, 4210 Primrose in Baltimore.

BlackWallStreet.org Establishes May as Global “Black Wall Street History Month” — A Movement for Memory, Justice, and Economic Empowerment (TULSA – April 28, 2025) — In a bold move to reclaim the narrative, honor the past, and ignite a new global economic awakening, BlackWallStreet.org is proud to announce the official establishment of May as “Black Wall Street History Month” around the world. This historic declaration marks a significant turning point in preserving and elevating Black economic history, beginning with the iconic Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma—commonly known as “Black Wall Street.” More than just a remembrance of what was lost during the…

(BALTIMORE – April 24, 2025) – For generations, Sandtown-Winchester has endured deep, layered trauma—far beyond what’s typically depicted by mainstream, non-indigenous media. These narratives often misrepresent the community, glossing over its rich history, unshakable resilience, and the systemic injustices it continues to confront. The grief of losing loved ones—whether to violence, poverty, or police misconduct—cuts deep. The 2015 Freddie Gray Uprising may have stunned the nation, but for Sandtown residents, it was not a beginning. It was another painful reminder of the ongoing harm inflicted by institutions like the Western District Police Station—an emblem of decades of abuse targeting Black Baltimoreans.…

Sat., June 14, 2025, 1 – 8 pm, Penhurst Park

Community Gathering Scheduled for Sunday, April 27, 3–5 PM at Sharon Baptist Church (BALTIMORE – April 23, 2025) – As the city marks ten years since the death of Freddie Gray, the Sandtown-Winchester Collective will host a heartfelt community reflection on Sunday, April 27, from 3 to 5 p.m. at Sharon Baptist Church, located in the heart of the neighborhood that forever became a symbol of both tragedy and transformation. The event, organized in partnership with BMORENews.com, invites Baltimore residents, local leaders, media, and national observers to engage in a truthful, community-led conversation about what has changed—and what still must…