Torrence Banks, News Editor There are many Morehouse faculty members that have children that attend Morehouse College and other schools in the AUC. This year, the Maroon Tiger has decided to highlight several students and see how being on the same campus as their parents has impacted their experience. Morehouse’s Director of Event Support Services…
Jair Hilburn, Editor-In-Chief For 153 years, Morehouse College has been an institution whose mission was the betterment of Black men. Through offering opportunities and building Black men academically and personally, this institution has been known to produce trailblazers and history makers for generations, but this school has also been known to produce a plethora of…
DeAndre Washington, Arts & Entertainment Editor The Atlanta University Center has seen many creative ideas come and go throughout the years. Some ideas have come to fruition; while others wait to be picked up from the shelves we tend to leave them on. Deláno Young plans to make sure that all his ideas catch more…
Amietee Fuondjing, Staff Writer Q Da Fool, a leader of the radioactive DMV (DC-Maryland-Virginia) music scene, visited campus on Oct. 22. Q Da Fool is an artist from Largo, Maryland who has been supplying his fans with masterpieces in the form of mixtapes, picturesque music videos, and an overall unrelenting effort and consistency. He sat…
Jair Hilburn, Editor-In-Chief In an interview full of laughs and a couple of tears, there was a lot I learned about this year’s Man of the Year: LeAnthony Freeman. He is a man on campus that isn’t as involved in campus life but that doesn’t mean he’s not being proactive with his time. Freeman started…
Jair Hilburn, Editor-In-Chief Late in the April night, I sat waiting with my Managing Editor Isaiah Johnson in the Maroon Tiger Office for an interview with the woman who’d be named our Woman of the Year: Anta Njie. After being congratulated for being nominated for being Woman of the Year, Njie expressed her sentiments about…
Kennedy London, Staff Writer Naomi Yitref is a Spelman sophomore Sociology and Anthropology major and International Studies minor on the Pre-Law track from Seattle, WA by way of Ethiopia. She is the Sophomore class President, a Gifted Girls of Grace mentor, a United Nations Millennium fellow, and a member of the Director’s board for Spelman…
Jalen Robinson, Staff Writer Gordon Hill, II – a Sociology major from Baltimore, MD – had an enlightening sophomore year at Morehouse College. Gordon has a vigorous campus life, as he is a part of numerous campus organizations: NSO captain, CASA, Pre-Alumni Association, Community Service Chair of PUSH E-Board, and LLC stroll team coach. Gordon…
Jalen Robinson, Staff Writer Taryn Nicole Gill is a Political Science major from Raleigh, North Carolina that truly displayed resilience during her sophomore year at Spelman College. Taryn is very active on campus and is a part of numerous campus organizations – First Year Class Council, Student Government Associate (SGA), peer tutor in mathematics, and…
