Shaped by Style, Driven by Vision: Meet Nylah DeCohen

Nylah DeCohen, a graduating senior comparative women’s studies major from Virginia Beach, Virginia, blends styling, modeling and creative direction to build a powerful presence in the fashion industry. As a fashion stylist, her work reflects intention, sustainability and fearless self-expression. A multifaceted creative, DeCohen has paved a path for herself and others who feel called…

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Where to thrift around the AUC: Ultimate guide to vintage streetwear fashion

The AUC is a perfect example that style is culture in Atlanta. Students are demonstarting this with fashion inspired and assembled choices from thrifting. Some may cast thrifting as looking through secondhand clothing, but it has become an art of hunting to find one-of-a-kind clothing pieces to put into personal aesthetics. Today, thrifting has become…

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Finally Over It by Summer Walker: A Musician’s Perspective 

On Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, Grammy Award–winning recording artist and Atlanta native Summer Walker released her fourth studio album, Finally Over It, a long-awaited project that doesn’t disappoint. It upholds her reputation for strong songwriting, production and collaboration while showcasing her growth as she stays rooted in R&B yet expands into a wider musical palette.  This album showcases Walker’s…

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Stardust: The Rebirth of Danny Brown 

Danny Brown has crash-landed into listeners once again with his new album, Stardust. A Return That Feels Like Re-Entry Danny Brown, an American rapper known for pioneering modern experimental hip-hop, has consistently pushed the boundaries of flow and production. In past albums like Atrocity Exhibition and Quaranta, he blended off-kilter beats with sharp humor and manic energy. Stardust does the same….

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Morehouse ADODI celebrate Black queer joy with ‘Veiled Noir Ball’

On Friday, Oct. 25, Morehouse ADODI, the school’s LGBTQ+ organization, hosted its second annual “Veiled Noir Ball” in the African American Hall of Fame. The theme, “Juke Joints and Sinners,” blended southern Black tradition with ballroom glamour – creating a sanctuary of rhythm, resilience and self-expression. Students all over the Atlanta University Center came to…

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Summer Walker heals heartbreak with “Finally Over It” dump truck tour

This article was co-written by Madeline Daniel and Elijah Qualls Summer Walker began the promotion for her upcoming album, “Finally Over It” by partnering with Youtube in her “Finally Over It” dump truck tour in Atlanta. Her first stop was Morehouse College on Nov. 8. Students from Morehouse, Spelman College and Clark Atlanta University were…

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