From June 26 to July 22, students were targeted with various phishing messages from hacked student emails. The emails included falsified subject lines such as email verification links, school-approved jobs, work study positions and claims of eligibility for direct funding from Morehouse. Morehouse’s Information Technology Services released a statement following the first phishing email released…
With Morehouse’s Maroon Tigers on the cusp of another football season, Christmas came early. The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation provided the Maroon Tigers with brand-new helmets. The state-of-the-art helmets feature the latest technology to ensure player health and safety. According to the National Institutes of Health, between 1.6 and 3.8 million concussions occur…
Morehouse College’s own Isaiah “Zai Steppa” Evans ’27 has officially been named HBCU Buzz’s Top HBCU Host of 2025, bringing national recognition to himself, Morehouse and the Atlanta University Center (AUC). Evans, a rising junior marketing major from Kansas City, Mo, has become a household name throughout the AUC. He showcased his authenticity as the…
One of the most anticipated events in HBCU culture has officially had its dates announced. Morehouse College will have its annual homecoming celebration on October 18, 2025. The highly anticipated event looks to bring members of the HBCU family across the country to enjoy a special an impactful weekend in Atlanta, GA. Spelhouse (Spelman and…
Morehouse College alumnus Alex Maganda ‘18 has been detained by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officials. According to Capital B Atlanta, Maganda is being held at the Bluebonnet Detention Facility in Anson, Texas. The facility is listed as a prison under contract for ICE and operated by the Management and Training Corporation. The…
Marlin D. Harris, senior pastor and founder of New Life Church, first came to Atlanta on a full scholarship through Morehouse College’s dual-degree engineering program with Georgia Tech. When he arrived, he was told there was no housing available. With nowhere else to go, he spent his first two weeks of college homeless—living in Woodruff…
Image Credit: Damarion King By: Freddrell Green, Head Copy Editor Following a recent social media post from rising junior Stephone Cody III, student concerns about their treatment by Morehouse’s administration have been reignited. In response, rising senior Johnny Simmons and juniors Alonzo Brinson, Damarion King and Timothy Tillman issued a call to action….
When high school seniors prepare to enter college, one of the biggest challenges they face is securing funding. In the case of Stephone Cody III, a rising junior computer science major from St. Louis, that issue remains. Early Wednesday morning, Cody posted a lengthy message on Instagram, beginning with: “If I haven’t been acting…
By Elijah Bradley, Sports Writer For Edward “Ed” Hills, Morehouse College class of ‘08, golf is more than a sport—it is a legacy, a lifestyle, and a cultural movement. What began as a childhood curiosity introduced by his grandfather has grown into a mission to change the face of golf for generations of Black…
By: Rece Allen, Sports Editor Athletic director Harold Ellis and Morehouse College President Dr. David Thomas announced that head coach Douglas Whittler and assistant coach/recruiting coordinator Terrell Polk will depart from their roles with Morehouse effective immediately. They announced this message to the student body via email on April 10 at 1:07 pm. …
