Shakim Muhafiz, Staff Writer His passion is giving back to his community. A man who represents the future of Morehouse and his people. Good grades isn’t enough. He wants to do more than being active in school. Olamide Fagbamiye wants to help others so their lives can be better. “Coming to Morehouse, we’re here to…
Torrence Banks, News Editor Meet freshman Philosophy major Jeremiah Davis, author of the novel “The Hunt For The Great Beast: Book 1: Water”. It is currently sold in the Morehouse College bookstore. While he has written four published books and six total, this is his only one currently in the Morehouse’s bookstore. “It’s about a…
Jair Hilburn, Editor-In-Chief With the upcoming film “Little” making its way to theaters, stars Issa Rae and Regina, director Tina Gordon, and executive producer and star Marsai Martin visited Spelman College. Sister’s Chapel was filled with students and other visiting guests for the conversation that took place on April 4. Throughout the conversation there was…
Isaiah Johnson, Managing Editor Midterms can be a stressful time for college students everywhere, staying up late hours of the night studying class material while getting very little sleep. It can be more stressful for those that are dealing with personal matters outside of their academic studies, placing them in an even more difficult situation…
By Joshua Burrell, Staff Writer If the Atlanta University Center (AUC) is a microcosm of the Black community, then there have to be different facets to adhere to every subculture. There are music, art, fashion, business, and photography collectives in the AUC, but something new is rolling in: roller skating. The Young Black Folks (YBF)…
Kennedy London, Staff Writer The amount of film spanning over the past 100 years is such a sprawling and dense collection that there is something for everyone to enjoy. From “No Country To Old Men” to “Blade Runner” to In the “Mood for Love” to “Network” to “Sorry To Bother you” and so on, it is…
By Ayana Marie Davenport, Staff Writer Atlanta bred rapper, Kodie Shane is a soon to be a musical sensation. After the release of her debut album, “Young Heartthrob,” Kodie has been nonstop grinding making sure to make her mark on the world and “to become bigger than the iPhone”. Signed to Epic Records, her youthful…
By Joshua Burrell, Staff Writer Getting gifts and candy for lovers is easy, but Walmart doesn’t sell relationships. Finding a relationship is difficult, but how do queer people fair with fostering relationships in heteronormative spaces and are queer romances harder to maintain in the Atlanta University Center (AUC)? “There’s this big idea of the perfect…
Jair Hilburn, Editor-In-Chief Founder’s Week is known across campus for being a time to celebrate the birth of Morehouse College, but even amid the celebration, there is still some conversation to be had. On February 15, there will be a presidential symposium on “The Morehouse Idea: Opportunities, Complexities, and Challenges for the Global Black Community…
