Isaiah Johnson, Managing Editor Each year, Morehouse College welcomes a new group of bright and intellectual students to its campus. New students arrive a week in advance to participate in New Student Orientation week (NSO for short). It is a jam-packed week filled with laughter, tears and love from both parents and new students. For…
Corbin Chube, Staff Writer As homecoming season quickly approaches, students of the Atlanta University Center prepare for an enjoyable weekend full of excitement, entertainment, and fun. Alumni and even some celebrities make returning a priority to reminisce over their glory days at their adored alma maters. From music concerts, to fashion shows and parades,…
Amietee Fuondjing, Staff Writer Administrative newcomer Said Sewell has already made his presence felt across campus for the short while he has been here. Through his energizing e-mails and his cheery attitude that translates to a friendly face on campus, he has become the spark Morehouse needed that the school lacked in the vice…
Sydney Goggans, Staff Writer As classes are starting to get harder and the study sessions start to pile up, there is something that the AUC community can look forward to during this time of year: Homecoming. SpelHouse is approaching and many events for the students will be full of fun, laughter and joy. Throughout…
Brycen Saunders, Arts & Entertainment Editor Since its inception last year by former Spelman student, Eboni Ellis, the Women in Hip-Hop Collective at Spelman College has been dedicated to redefining women’s roles in the industry. Created out of a lack of representation with women in Hip-Hop at Spelman, the organization wanted to create a safe…
By Roderick Diamond II Martin Luther King Jr.’s 90th birthday would have been on January 15. Ever since his death in 1968, his life and legacy have been carried on by loved ones, friends and institutions all across the world. His alma mater, dear ole Morehouse, holds several events surrounding the King Holiday yearly….
By C. Isaiah Smalls II ’18 Reclining in his arm chair, Moses Few thought long and hard. It had been over 70 years since he left Booker T. Washington High School as an 11th grader. A struggling Morehouse College had opened up its doors to high schoolers during World War II and, after passing its…
By Ron Thomas Maroon Tiger Adviser Professor Delores Stephens, who joined the Morehouse English Department in 1964, knew Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in ways that few people did. While he was a civil rights icon to the rest of the world, Stephens knew him as her own pastor, as the father of a little…
By Emmanuel Johnson On November 9 of this year, I woke up at 7 a.m and boarded a bus to Alabama. I joined two busloads of Morehouse students as they embarked on their first trip to the Legacy Museum and lynching memorial. The trip was organized by the Morehouse Psychology department and was hosted by the Equal…
Above Photo: Vice President of Student Development Dr. Said Sewell/Photo by Jared Bethea Written By: Parker Owens, Staff Writer Homecoming is a chance for alumni to return to their old stomping grounds and relive their glory days for one weekend. At Morehouse College, homecoming has also become about uniting the brotherhood through different generations. Vice…
