Image via Auzzy Byrdsell By: Auzzy Byrdsell, Editor in Chief On Aug. 24, AUC students helped lead a protest and marched for the death of 62-year-old Johnny Hollman who died after a violent encounter with the Atlanta Police Department (APD). At 11:20 p.m. on Aug. 10, Hollman was involved in a car…
Image via Simone Joyner/Getty Images By: Hunter Bonarparte, Arts and Entertainment Coordinator Travis Scott’s new album came at an interesting time. In the midst of thousands of students in the AUC packing their bags for the new school year, Scott released an album that broke the thin yet consistent layer of stress that…
Image via Alabama News Center By: Ryann Phillips, Contributing Writer Following the end of race-conscious college admissions, thousands of Black journalists have been forced to figure out how to cover the topic while keeping their jobs. Subsequently, the proper response to the affirmative action ruling was a pressing topic at the National Association…
Image via Kollin Washington, Managing Editor of Visual Media By: Colin Royal, Managing Editor of Print Morehouse has once again accepted a record number of freshmen. This increase of interest in the college is great in theory; however, the admittance of over 700 new freshmen has presented substantial issues. Morehouse housing policy…
Image via Morehouse Football By: Jackson Greenleaf, Staff Writer The recent incident involving Florida A&M University’s football program and an unauthorized rap music video has sparked discussions about university values, free speech, and student-athlete responsibilities. As FAMU football resumes its activities, Morehouse College is focusing on fostering a strong team culture that emphasizes…
Image via Didier Attipou By: Brodric Houston, Staff Writer Like most college seniors, Minnesota native Didier Attipou was already thinking about life after graduation during the winter of his junior year. Little did he know that a conversation with a Morehouse alum would put him on a fast track to a position with…
Image via Washington Post By: Unimashi Akande, Staff Writer It is not often that middle school affairs make headlines, but the new educational standards for public schools in Florida have brought them into the public eye. On July 19, 2023, the Florida State Board of Education released a provision in the state’s new…
Image via Kollin Washington, Managing Editor of Visual Media By: Colin Royal, Managing Editor of Print The Parent Parting Ceremony is one of the most heartfelt and touching moments during the entirety of New Student Orientation (NSO). Parents release their children, while entrusting the institution to mold their sons into young men of…
Image via Craig Brown, MT Advisor By: Auzzy Byrdsell, Editor in Chief The summer break is a crucial transitional period for student-led media publications across the nation. As new editorial and executive boards are formed, students move up in leadership and recruit new talent to innovate their newsrooms. The Associated Collegiate Press (ACP)…
Photo by Elijah Megginson By: Elijah Megginson, Features Editor In recent years, there has been an increased effort to receive and retain elite Black talent by major leading companies in America such as Microsoft and J.P. Morgan. With the major influence of HBCUs and shocking world events post-2020, recruiters have prioritized seeking out…
