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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…
Crown Forum with Keith Troy: significance vs. success
Reverend Dr. Keith A. Troy, Morehouse class of 1976, delivered a rousing sermonette during Crown Forum entitled “Significance vs. Success.” This Crown Forum was in honor of Morehouse College’s most renowned alumnus, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. class of 1948. Troy, a pastor in Columbus, OH presented a powerful call to action for current Men…
The weight of the crown: A Black man’s transformation
As Black men, hair can often serve as an extension of a person’s image and personality. Solomon Tucker, a sophomore Kinesiology major from Decatur, GA, recently departed with this important part of his identity. The afro-photojournalism project “FRO-REAL” highlights Tucker’s journey as he is captured candidly through the process of cutting his hair. Tucker has…
Morehouse Midnight Brunch unites brotherhood, culture and celebration to close the fall semester
As the fall 2025 semester ends, Morehouse College students gathered late into the night for the annual Midnight Brunch – a campus-wide event dedicated to connection, culture and brotherhood. The night served as a living expression of pride, unity and excellence – values that continue to define the Morehouse experience. Excitement filled the air as…
Inside Morehouse’s growing voice acting program
Voice acting has emerged as one of the most unexpected creative lanes at Morehouse College. The program has gained momentum since its launch and is already set to expand further in the upcoming spring semester. The Communication Studies Department launched its first Intro to Voice Acting course in fall 2024 with instructor David K. Price….
Love in full color: Queer AUC couples redefine representation and visibility
In the heart of the Atlanta University Center, love blooms in many forms. For generations, the AUC, home to Morehouse, Spelman and Clark Atlanta, has been celebrated for cultivating Black excellence. But for queer students, that journey toward excellence often includes the task of carving out space where love can exist freely and authentically. Across…
ForbesBLK provides platform on achieving Black wealth
The average Black family’s median wealth stands at $24,000, while white families average $188,000. That stark gap was spotlighted in McKinsey & Company’s 2021 report, “The Economic State of Black America: What Is and What Could Be.” At the 2025 ForbesBLK Summit at Morehouse College, panelists tackled how Black Americans can bridge this divide by…
Epiphany Wilson advocates for cardiovascular health through non-profit
Morehouse College cheerleader Epiphany Wilson shared her passion for health advocacy at United Way on Sept. 17, speaking about her nonprofit organization, The Heart Project, which she launched in June 2025. Wilson founded The Heart Project to spread awareness about the importance of cardiovascular health and encourage people to prioritize self-care in order to live…
Morehouse Brothers in Christ join “Sisters in Christ” in building campus fellowship
On Sept. 18, a newly founded Morehouse College Bible study group, Brothers in Christ, joined Spelman College’s Sisters in Christ for a joint fellowship. Brothers in Christ is co-directed by Darian Dees, a junior, and Donovan Logan, a senior. Both were inspired by the long-standing Bible study group at Spelman. …