By: Rece Allen, Sports Producer On Wednesday, the Morehouse Maroon Tigers won in Forbes Arena against the Albany State Golden Rams 81-63. The Maroon Tigers defensive presence and electrifying plays led to their dominant win. The team looked to their bench tonight to provide a spark from their stagnant start. Demetrius Calip II…
Image via Chelsea Frazilus By: Chelsea Frazilus, Staff Writer Students of the Atlanta University Center engaged in a panel discussion with Thasunda Brown Duckett, CEO of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA), and Earn Your Leisure on Jan. 23 to address disparities in access to generational wealth and retirement savings…
By: Rece Allen, Sports Producer The Clark Atlanta Panthers and Morehouse Maroon Tigers, two schools in a fierce rivalry, went head to head in Saturday’s basketball game in Epps Gymnasium. The Panthers’ defensive presence and the Maroon Tiger’s inability to convert on their open looks led to the team losing 70-62. The game…
By: Kobe Scales, Sports Editor On Thursday, January 18th, Morehouse College’s Maroon Tigers basketball team captured their eighth conference win over Benedict College(13-2). The 76-69 win over the #8 team in NCAA Div. II moved Morehouse into first place in the SIAC and improved the team record to 10-5. What seemed to be…
By: Rece Allen, Sports Producer Cedric Taylor III and Amir Banks, two childhood friends who carried on their family legacies at Morehouse, are now roommates and teammates on the Morehouse Maroon Tigers basketball team. The relationship between their fathers, who are Morehouse Men, sparked their friendship and has continued as they start their college…
By: Elijah Pinckney, Staff Writer This upcoming spring will be the third season of Morehouse College lacrosse following Covid-19, hopefully to be followed by more to come. In early 2021, Sebastian Gordon, a now-graduating senior, helped relaunch the lacrosse team into its first season after the pandemic settled. Gordon re-engaged the program by…
Image via Colin Royal By Colin Royal, Managing Editor of Print Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s multigenerational impact and relevance was highlighted during the first Crown Forum of the Spring 2024 semester in the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel. Rev. Dr. Lawrence Carter emphatically labeled the forum as the best King’s Chapel…
Image by Willie C. Bolton By: Freddrell Green, Staff Writer From the seats of East Friendship Baptist Church, Rev. James Kendrick ‘54 has been regarded as a wise and spiritual figure whose sermons spark religious enlightenment. His sermon style is unique in that it is refined by the educational experience and exposure he has…
Image via Evan Spann By: Mira Donaldson and Evan Spann, Staff Writers Atlanta Student Movement Blvd. memorializes a movement that helped identify the power of Black students’ voices in politics. Serving as a reminder to each incoming class of scholars and change agents, students upheld this Atlanta tradition this fall. This past semester,…
Image via Indi Clayton By: Ryann Phillips & India Rice, Staff Writers Although decades have passed since the release of Alice Walker’s classic novel in 1982, Warner Bros. Pictures’ bold rendition of “The Color Purple” combines her visionary storytelling with generational twists to inspire sisterhood and foster healing for families today. HBCU journalists…
