Photo by Dope Shots Photography Kevin Blackistone and Sam Bardley share their award from the Morehouse film festival. By Kennedy Edgerton, Staff Writer The feature-length documentary “Imagining the Indian” chronicles the Native American struggle against racist representation in the United States. The film explores the history of Native American racism, the psychological effect of…
The same way we care strongly about our hometown cities and its culture is the same way we care for our freshman houses. Elijah Megginson, Features Writer It’s that time of year again, we have reached Dorm War season here at Morehouse. The five Freshman houses W.E.B Dubois, B.R. Brazeal, Charles D. Hubert, LLC, and…
Photo by Juwan Lee What the Maroon Tigers failed to execute, West Alabama excelled at as they relied on a fluent run game coupled with accurate throws from Tucker Melton. By Will Clay and Kobe Scales A tough loss on Saturday night on the new turf field with packed stands, still left hope…
Photo by News Observer The more times troubling events like this get less exposure, the more frequent they are to happen. By Clifton Dutton and Jace La Saint On Aug. 26, Brigham Young University had a game against Duke University’s women’s volleyball team. What was thought to be the normal volleyball game by…
Photo by Kollin Washington, Photo Editor The blueprint has been laid out on how to attract recruits to HBCUs and improving the athletic facilities at HBCUs put them on path to seriously compete with PWIs in the recruitment process. By Miles Johnson, Managing Editor Restoring the Edwin C. Moses Track & B.T. Harvey Stadium Football…
