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…
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: MCNAA By: Auzzy Byrdsell, Staff Writer The nature of financial literacy in Black communities is more important than it’s ever been. According to a 2022 study from the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA) Institute, only 37 percent of African Americans sampled were financially literate compared to the 55…
Photo By: Getty Images By: Broderick Houston LeBron James has done something many thought could never be done: break the record for points scored. This record has been held for almost four decades. The mantle has been officially passed from “The Captain” to “King James”. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar previously held the record by scoring 38,387…
Photo From: Summer Soleil; By: Kaitlyn Whitner To fully embrace black history month this year, it would be crazy not to highlight the black creators and entrepreneurs within our very own backyard. These AUC students have gone above and beyond to accomplish their goals and break boundaries by doing things that haven’t been seen before,…
Photo from: Marley Entertainment; By: Kaitlyn Whitmer As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, it’s vital to acknowledge the history in the making that happens in our own backyard. Many students within the AUC find new ways to expand upon their dreams and share them within our community. These creators and entrepreneurs bring their…
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 Ayiana Davis-Polen By: Auzzy Byrdsell, Staff Writer The call for Black educators is utterly important in the development and contextualization of minority students in the United States. On January 27, 2023, Morehouse College students attended the panel discussion, Black Education Matters to learn more about the different careers and duty in education for…
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,…
Stefan Harden, New Media Director The Queen is back and she has done it again, but this time African Culture takes the center stage. Singer, songwriter, humanitarian, and to be quite honest, the greatest living entertainer, Beyoncé released her 4th visual album entitled Black Is King. In a detailed Instagram caption, the cinematic work…
