By Emmanuel Johnson On November 9 of this year, I woke up at 7 a.m and boarded a bus to Alabama. I joined two busloads of Morehouse students as they embarked on their first trip to the Legacy Museum and lynching memorial. The trip was organized by the Morehouse Psychology department and was hosted by the Equal…
By Devonte’ Butler Formerly Philips Arena is now State Farm Arena. It’s a greater linked, more open, more thrilling place to be. The arena reopens after being closed for the beyond six months and was the subject of a $200,000,000 extreme makeover. All across the arena, video boards have been added, with big new monitors…
Above Photo: Vice President of Student Development Dr. Said Sewell/Photo by Jared Bethea Written By: Parker Owens, Staff Writer Homecoming is a chance for alumni to return to their old stomping grounds and relive their glory days for one weekend. At Morehouse College, homecoming has also become about uniting the brotherhood through different generations. Vice…
Deandre Washington & Ayana Davenport, Staff Writers For as long as it’s been on the rise, hip hop hasn’t always favored sphering outside the confines of being a masculinity competition between men. The objective shifted from seeing who’s the better MC, to who can rap best about violence and objectifying women, and now a mixture…
Before the race for governor was shrouded in controversy and a possible December runoff, young women and men across the Atlanta University Center all joined hands and came together as one for the victory of our fellow Spelman sister, Stacey Abrams. This race is extremely important to the state of Georgia because if Abrams does…
By Joshua Burrell Do you remember the first group you identified with? At some point in a person’s life a conflict is created between their true identity and the role they’re given. Mid-90s, written and directed by Jonah Hill, follows 13-year old Los Angeles, CA native, Stevie, played by Sunny Suljic, experiencing childhood angst for…
