Niles Garrison

Passing the torch: NBA players Black Pioneers

INGLEWOOD, Calif. – During a weekend highlighting the NBA’s best at the 75th NBA All-Star Game, another group of players were honored for their impact on basketball, the Black pioneers. The families of Chuck Cooper, Nat “Sweetwater” Clifton and Earl Lloyd, the players who broke the NBA’s color barrier in 1950, were recognized during Sunday’s…

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‘HIM’ review: ‘Monkeypaw Productions’ take on a football film

Monkeypaw Productions’ highly anticipated movie “HIM” was shown to AUC students in an exclusive screening Wednesday night.  The movie starred Marlon Wayans as Isaiah White, a USFF quarterback who is known as the GOAT. Following behind him is Tyriq Withers playing Cameron Cade, a star college quarterback that is the projected No. 1 pick and the…

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AUC shelter-in-place: Reactions to lockdown events

On Thursday, Sept. 11, numerous Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) went on lockdown amid threats toward their safety. The Atlanta University Center (AUC) experienced threats themselves and it warranted a “shelter-in-place advisory” to be placed on each campus.  While Morehouse and Spelman College students received emails requesting them to stay inside, Clark Atlanta University…

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FICO challenge returns: Morehouse enters another year of AI learning

One of the world’s leading global analytic software companies is expanding its diversity with HBCUs and Morehouse College is assisting their mission. The Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) announced their return for a third year of their FICO Educational Analytics Challenge and their second year working with Morehouse. This semester-long program will partner with Bowie State…

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How to survive freshman year: The Maroon Tiger’s guide for first year students

College marks the start of a new journey. Everyone wants to start off on the right track but doesn’t necessarily have the community or knowledge on how to achieve that. Every college will have issues with housing, dining services and schoolwork but the HBCU life at Morehouse College will present students with many unique situations…

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Lights, Camera, Buckets: Team Bonds Defeats Team Rice in Celebrity Game

By Kevin Williams, Sports Reporter   OAKLAND – The Ruffles All-Star Celebrity Game was headlined by entertainers, musicians and former athletes. The most famous among them were content creators Kai Cenat and Druski, musician 2 Chainz, and Bay Area legends Jerry Rice and Barry Bonds serving as team coaches. Team Bonds took home the victory,…

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