“From Rodeo to Polo” goes on tour: Spelhouse alums elevate Morehouse Polo

Trysten Williams ’25 never intended to make a film about the Morehouse College Polo Club. What started as media promotion for the team would turn into director Kendi King’s senior thesis at Spelman College. However, when media outlets outside of Morehouse attempted to alter the narrative of the polo club, Williams and King took it…

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When funding becomes division: Trump’s $500M shift and the future of Black & Brown solidarity

President Donald Trump recently announced that he would redirect $500 million in federal funding to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), pulling those dollars away from other minority-serving institutions (MSIs), including Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs). On the surface, this may look like a win for HBCUs. But the reality is more complicated—and dangerous. This decision risks…

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CASA, VYBZ and ASA reunite for special edition of Hump Wednesday

Since the early 2010s, Hump Wednesday has been a hallmark event for students across the Atlanta University Center (AUC). The Sept. 24 edition stood out as the Campus Alliance for Student Activities (CASA) partnered with Vybz Caribbean Student Association (VYBZ CSA), the African Students Association (ASA) and AUC AfroLatinidad for a heritage-themed celebration titled “Wave…

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Why are we always the scapegoats?

The concept of two Americas has been a focus in American academic thought for decades. When the veil between these “Black” and “white” Americas is pierced, America’s true nature is often revealed.     In the wake of conservative media personality Charlie Kirk’s death, several historically Black colleges and universities reported receiving threats and were forced…

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