Morgan State University

It will surprise no one to learn that the neighborhood surrounding Morgan State University is primarily populated by students enrolled there. While there are also a few professors and members of the campus support staff who make their homes in the neighborhood, most of the people you’ll see walking along its busy streets are likely to be more concerned with their next test than in planning for retirement, or how their kids are doing in school
There are two types of on campus residences for students. The first consists of four residential halls that are set aside for upperclassmen and honors students. The other type are high rise apartment complexes. The first of these two building catered to a predominantly female population and is popular among serious students who wish to avoid romantic distractions. The other building, named for Thurgood Marshall, is co-ed and caters mostly to the upperclassmen and married or cohabiting students.
For upperclassmen wishing to live near but not on campus, there are two more apartment complexes nearby. Most freshmen and sophomores live further away from campus and commute in each day, or live in private residences near the area.