Image via @amico.grows Instagram By Raymond Ragland, Staff Writer “Amico Grows” started working with Truly Living Well with the inspiration of blending music culture with farming. He wanted to use their farming space to teach The West End community about growing food and eating healthy; however, he was recently forced to move locations. …
Image via Zuma Press By Erinn Gardner, Secretary Fulton county Judge Robert McBurney issued an order on Monday to strike down Georgia’s abortion law (HB 481), which prohibits the procedure after six weeks. Georgia residents can now obtain an abortion up to 22 weeks into their pregnancy. This development has provided several Spelman…
Photo by Truth Jackson By Truth Jackson, Staff Writer Morehouse Student Government Association partnered with HBCU Votes to host a Hump Wednesday event on campus featuring special guests from the cast of the hit television series “A Different World.” Cast members from the series shared their experiences with a crowd of more than…
Image via Hoyt Jackson By: Erinn Gardner and Freddrell Green As the 2024 Presidential election rapidly approaches, multiple political groups within the Atlanta University Center are mobilizing to ensure the community’s voices are heard. Students from Spelman, Morehouse and Clark Atlanta University (CAU) are spearheading efforts in voter education, registration and activism with Vice…
By Maroon Tiger Staff On the 35th anniversary of Art Shell’s appointment as the first Black head coach of the modern football era, Raheem Morris will take the field on Thursday, Oct. 3, as the first permanent Black head coach of the Atlanta Falcons. A panel discussion on Wednesday evening, Oct. 2, hosted by the…
By Elijah Pinckney, Staff Writer The Morehouse Maroon Tigers lose Saturday’s competition against the Benedict Tigers by a score of 21-5 at B.T. Harvey Stadium. The continuation of offensive struggles in today’s game seems to stem from the health of players and not taking advantage of opportunities the defense provided. The Maroon Tigers were the…
Image via David Collins Photography By Niles Garrison, Features Editor Technology companies continue to be a staple in our society, but they tend to lack the diversity that is needed. National studies show that only 4 percent of data scientists are Black, a low number for a field that needs a variety of experiences…
Photo by Colin Royal By Colin Royal, Editor-in-Chief The Men of Morehouse entered the crowded auditorium by shushing the crowd and holding their candles up to the students. The boys from East Orange Stem Academy sat in awe, laughter and anticipation as the show began. After each act and performance, the performers were…
Image via Morehouse College Livestream By Truth Jackson, Contributing Journalist Morehouse College’s Opening Convocation nearly went off without a hitch—until a student abruptly interrupted the ceremony to express his grievances. Yesterday, President David Thomas delivered his final Convocation address. After Thomas finished, a student disrupted the ceremony and demanded to be heard. …
Image via Timothy Salmon By Niles Garrison, Features Editor The development of Black men is important to Morehouse College, and the empowerment of the future generation is particularly important to one of its students. DaQuan Brown, a senior Education major with a minor in Communications, is the author of the new children’s book “Just…
