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A masked Nikki Christian-Genius holds a baby in her arms after completing a home birth.

Local, at-home midwifery practices are combatting Black maternal mortality

Brianna Taylor, Managing Editor
May 17, 2021
Surafel Hailu, a sophomore nursing major, received his first dosage of the Pfizer vaccine in late January.

As coronavirus variants circulate Baltimore, the vaccine debate persists within the Black community

Jordan D. Brown , Features Editor
February 9, 2021
Morgan State welcomes back more than 10 percent of its student body nearly 1 year after going fully remote

Morgan State welcomes back more than 10 percent of its student body nearly 1 year after going fully remote

Aziah Siid, Campus News Editor
February 5, 2021
Daisy Rusley is a senior, theatre arts major at Morgan State. Shes also vegan.

Black distrust for modern medicine drives movement to holistic health

Chloe Johnson , Project Manager for Black Health Matters
December 2, 2020
The following displays the percentage of persons of all ages in fair and poor health by race, according to CDC data.

Racism is the public health crisis, covid-19 is the symptom experts say

Oyin Adedoyin, Editor in Chief
November 23, 2020
Hope Egie (left) smiles in a family photo with her mother Isimeme Akoko (upper left).

Why Black women are dying of breast cancer at higher rates than White women

Jordan D. Brown , Staff Writer
October 30, 2020
Hershaw Davis Jr. poses for a photo with his co-workers.

The nursing field, known for being dominated by White women, is making space for a growing population. Black men.

Tariq Turner , Sports Editor
October 28, 2020
Junior nursing major Alisha Ovide starts her first year of nursing related courses this year.

For one MSU student, nursing is a family affair

Oyin Adedoyin, Editor in Chief
October 16, 2020
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