By Brodric Houston, Staff Writer Ja Morant, the starting point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies is in hot water as he is making bad news again. He’s out for at least two games, while power forward Brandon Clarke is out for the rest of the season with a torn left achilles. In addition, forward Dillon…
By: Bennie Williams, Campus News Editor The senior class council is hosting ‘Salsa Night,’ a free dance class open to all students. The ‘Salsa Night’ will be held today in the gymnasium of the Samuel H. Archer Recreational Center on campus. Doors open at 8:00pm. The Salsa dance has roots in dance styles from…
Photo by This is Dope By: Miles Johnson, Managing Editor Michael B. Jordan showed that there’s not only opportunities for Black youth to be in front of the camera, but opportunities to be key decision makers behind the camera. Jordan continued his support for Historically Black College and Universities by partnering with “This is Dope” marketing…
Photo by Kalin Tate By Rachel Patrick, Writer In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Maroon Tiger will feature Spelman Alumnae in the sports industry. To kick off the first two highlights, we asked Spelman Alumnae Kalin Tate, ’18, and Grace Cole, ’22 about their experiences working for the NFL, headquartered in New York City….
Photo by Kollin Washinton Written by Brodric Houston, Staff Writer The Morehouse Maroon Tigers basketball team looks to make a strong push toward the championship as they start their playoff run with Lane College. On Wednesday, March 1, the Tigers will tip off at 7:30 against the Dragons on a neutral court in Savannah, Georgia. They…
Photo by Kobe Scales (@kobescales.media) By Kobe Scales, Co-Sports Producer An initiative started by the Atlanta Falcons brought the team’s media and marketing staff to Morehouse College for a night filled with stories, information, and surprises on Feb. 23, 2022. The NextGen Storytellers initiative gives opportunities to the next generation of sports journalists. The…
Photo by Angel Johnson By: Colin Royal, Staff Writer Brotherhood, unity, and uplift are qualities that Morehouse College tries to instill in all of her students. As matriculated through Morehouse, they allow the institution to alter and change them so that they can become the best versions of themselves. One member of Morehouse’s community that…
Photo by Andy Harris By Andy Harris, Editor in Chief Historically Black colleges and universities have been center stage for the last several years. One of the biggest nights in Atlanta is HBCU Night at State Farm Arena presented by Chase. Since 2018, the Atlanta Hawks have had a game in February where they…
By Kennedy Edgerton Photo credit: Terrell Star via University of Illinois Terrell Starr, journalist, and host of the Black Diplomats Podcast, visited Morehouse College to share his insight and experience on the Ukraine conflict and European colonialism. Starr was the first Black man to earn a Master’s degree in Russian, East…
Photo by Jay (@legend_6ix) By Andy Harris, Editor in Chief As their time in college comes to an end, the seniors on the Morehouse Men’s Basketball Team had a night for the ages! In several interviews with The Maroon Tiger, interim head coach Harold Clay has expressed his frustration with the team starting games…
