Academic calendar
Summer I 2026 Nine-Week Session runs May 26, 2026 – Jul 30, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
- Summer I 1st 3-Week Session 2026Summer I 1st Three-Week Session 2026Summer I 2026 First Three-Week Session
- Summer I 2026 Six-Week SessionSummer I 6-Week Session 2026Summer I Six-Week Session 2026
- Summer I 2026 Nine-Week SessionSummer I 9-Week Session 2026Summer I Nine-Week Session 2026Relevant now
- Summer I 2026 Second Three-Week SessionSummer I 2nd 3-Week Session 2026Summer I 2nd Three-Week Session 2026
- Summer II 1st 3-Week Session 2026Summer II 2026 First Three-Week SessionSummer II Three-Week Session 2026
- Summer II 2026 Six-Week SessionSummer II 6-Week Session 2026Summer II Six-Week Session 2026
- Fall 2026 First 7-Week Session
- Fall 2026
- Fall 2026 15-Week Term
- Fall 2026 Second 7-Week Session
- Winter 2027 Session
- Spring 2027
- Spring 2027 First 7-Week Session
- Spring 2027 15-Week Term
- Spring 2027 Second 7-Week Session
- Summer 2027
Campus language
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Showing 28 of 28 terms
A
- ASA
- African Student Association, a cultural organization for students of African descent.
B
- Blue and Gold
- The official university colors, used as a shorthand for school spirit and pride.
C
- CAB
- Campus Activities Board, the student-led group responsible for planning campus events.
- Coppin State of Mind
- A phrase used to describe the resilient and community-focused culture of the university.
D
- Daley
- Common shorthand for the Guilbert A. Daley Residence Hall.
- Daley Hall
- Guilbert A. Daley Residence Hall, the primary housing for first-year students.
- Dedmond
- Common shorthand for the Flossie M. Dedmond Residence Hall.
- Dedmond Hall
- Flossie M. Dedmond Residence Hall, the primary housing for upper-class students.
- Dining Dollars
- Flex spending currency attached to the Eagle Card for use at retail dining locations.
E
- EAC
- Eagle Achievement Center, the central hub for academic advising and student support services.
- Eagle Pride
- The universal term for school spirit and the collective identity of the student body.
- Eagle's Nest
- The retail food court area offering various quick-service dining options.
- Eagle's Nest Market
- The on-campus convenience store and market for snacks and essentials.
- Eagles
- The collective identity and mascot of the Coppin State University student body.
- Einstein's
- The on-campus Einstein Bros. Bagels location, a popular retail dining spot.
F
- Flossie
- Flossie Ashshid Hall, one of the campus residence halls.
G
- Golden Graduates
- Alumni who are celebrating the 50th anniversary of their graduation from Coppin.
J
- Jazzman's
- The coffee and snack shop located inside the Parlett Moore Library.
L
- LuxeLife
- The branded dining experience and 'movement' focused on HBCU culinary excellence at Coppin.
N
- NPHC
- National Pan-Hellenic Council, the governing body for the 'Divine Nine' Greek organizations.
- NSLS
- National Society of Leadership and Success, a registered student leadership organization.
S
- SGA
- Student Government Association, the supreme governing body for undergraduate students.
- Soar
- The primary verb used by students and faculty to describe academic and personal success ('Eagles Soar').
T
- Talon Center
- The main student dining hall and meeting facility on campus.
- Tawes Diner
- The retail dining location situated within the J. Millard Tawes Center.
- The Talon
- The official university magazine and a term often used for student-focused publications.
- The Talon
- The main dining hall located within the J. Millard Tawes Center (Talon Center).
- The Yard
- The central outdoor quad area where students congregate for social events and 'probate' shows.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- BusWhere
- The mobile app used by students to track the real-time location and ETA of the Eagle Express shuttle.
- Central Receiving
- The campus facility formerly known as the Loading Dock, used for mail and package processing.
- Eagle Card
- The official multi-purpose student ID used for building access, meal plans, and shuttle rides.
- Eagle Connect
- The central online portal for students to access grades, registration, and financial aid.
- Eagle Express
- The free campus shuttle service available to students with a valid Eagle Card.
- Eagle Links
- The online student portal used for course registration, checking grades, and submitting work orders.
- GJ
- Grace Hill Jacobs Building, a major academic facility on the main campus loop.
- HHSB
- Health & Human Services Building, recently renamed the Henrietta Lacks Health & Human Services Building.
- JJ
- James Weldon Johnson Auditorium, the university's primary performance and ceremony venue.
- JT
- J. Millard Tawes Center, a central building housing the diner and student services.
- MC
- Miles Connor Administration Building, the central administrative hub of the university.
- PEC
- Physical Education Complex, the main hub for athletics, fitness, and large events.
- PM
- Parlett Moore Library, the primary academic library on campus.
- STC
- Science & Technology Center, recently renamed the Katherine Johnson Science & Technology Building.
- Talon Center
- The J. Millard Tawes Center, serving as the student union and hub for student life.
- Talon Dollars
- The campus currency loaded onto the Eagle Card for use at dining and retail locations.
- The Bridge
- The iconic pedestrian bridge that connects the north and south sides of campus over North Avenue.
- The Quad
- Campus Square, the central outdoor gathering space often referred to as the Quad.
- Work Order
- A maintenance request submitted through Eagle Links for repairs in residence halls.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- Summer I 2026 Nine-Week Session runs May 26, 2026 – Jul 30, 2026.
- How much campus context is included?
- 28 approved campus terms and 19 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.