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Coppin State University will build computer center to serve community

March 15, 2010
Baltimore school will use $932,000 in federal funds to build facility
From The Baltimore Sun: Coppin State University in Baltimore will use a $932,000 federal grant to build an on-campus computer center for the surrounding community. Coppin will use four labs and 60 new computers to teach job skills, augment school lessons and improve public health.

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