Photo by DaQuon Brown By Yasir Muhammad, A&E Editor Rap is a complex form of literary artistry that was popularized in the 80s and took its shape by the 90s with the rise of artists like Tupac and Biggie Smalls. From New York to Atlanta to Chicago, each city has a unique style that is a…
Photo: Instagram @lilajai By: Chassee’ Palmer 21-year-old Los Angeles Native and rising artist Lila Jai is about to storm the Atlanta University Center and R&B world with her new single “Tug of War.” Sitting down with her in Lower Manley, I heard about her upbringing in Music, life influences, and goals while experiencing her calming…
By Blair Martin, In a world where millions of entertainers vie for the attention and adoration of the masses, honest, true stars are rare. The kind of stars that dazzles us with their talent, originality, and authenticity. They become figures whose single names spark interest and excitement in the public’s hearts: Beyonce, Prince, Rihanna. Since the infectious…
Photo by: Jeremiah Thomas By Colin Royal, Staff Writer Securing an internship is a battle of skill, experience, and connections. Hundreds, sometimes thousands of applicants apply for the same opportunity in hopes of being of the 1% selected. Spending hours on an application in hopes that it stands out above the rest, Morehouse sophomore,…
Elijah Megginson, Features Editor After a three year drought due to the pandemic, Spelhouse made a serious case as to why they have best homecoming. Students filled the area in less than 20 minutes on all sides waiting tirelessly for 21 Savage and friends. Along the way we had great performances from the…
Andy Harris, Editor-in-Chief Homecoming season has arrived and the world-renown SpelHouse homecoming has returned! After three long years, homecoming has come back to the Atlanta University Center (AUC). The Covid-19 pandemic put a screeching halt to the lives and routines of many worldwide and that included the traditions and celebrations of HBCU pride. While the…
By Colin Royal, Staff Writer Hundreds of students from Morehouse, Spelman, and Clark swarmed the courtyard in front of Morehouse’s Walter E. Massey Leadership Center. Shouts, screams, and even a few cries emanated from the mob as each student scraped to get next to Grammy award winning R&B artist, Bryson Tiller. Sneakers,…
Photo by Juwan Lee Grammy U hosts HBCU Love Tour Events in the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center at Morehouse College. By Colin Royal, Staff Writer In partnership with Grammy U, Morehouse was able to be the second stop on the organization’s HBCU Love Tour. The purpose of this event was to highlight the next…
Photo by Juwan Lee Morehouse’s CASA and Spelman’s Pulse worked diligently to make this happen for the SpelHouse student body. Miles Johnson, Managing Editor It’s that time of the year, and Morehouse Casa (Campus Alliance for Student Activites) just revealed the homecoming concert headliners for the Hip-Hop and Neo-Soul Concert. 21 Savage was named the…
Photo by Dope Shots Photography Kevin Blackistone and Sam Bardley share their award from the Morehouse film festival. By Kennedy Edgerton, Staff Writer The feature-length documentary “Imagining the Indian” chronicles the Native American struggle against racist representation in the United States. The film explores the history of Native American racism, the psychological effect of…
