Jeremy Hall has been counted out at virtually every turn of his life. From growing up on the South Side of Chicago, to committing to Morehouse College with only $5,000 in scholarships, Hall’s faith in God has led him through every step of the way. After all his hardships, Hall has laid out a blueprint…
Since the 1980s, “dorm house wars” was a loud, competitive Morehouse rite of passage. At the start of this school year, the tradition took a new form when B.T. Harvey Stadium hosted a 7-on-7 football tournament. The tournament was a collaboration between Xposure, Campus Alliance of Student Activities (CASA) and the Mister Morehouse College Court….
Marlin D. Harris, senior pastor and founder of New Life Church, first came to Atlanta on a full scholarship through Morehouse College’s dual-degree engineering program with Georgia Tech. When he arrived, he was told there was no housing available. With nowhere else to go, he spent his first two weeks of college homeless—living in Woodruff…
By Elijah Bradley, Sports Writer For Edward “Ed” Hills, Morehouse College class of ‘08, golf is more than a sport—it is a legacy, a lifestyle, and a cultural movement. What began as a childhood curiosity introduced by his grandfather has grown into a mission to change the face of golf for generations of Black…
Photo by Colin Royal: Director and Writer Mark Anthony Green Introduces Film to a Packed Theater By Colin Royal, Editor-in-Chief What do you call a film that defies genre—a film that does not fit into a traditional box or category, a film that even the director refuses to classify? Some might call it…
Image By George Gatling One of the five pillars of Morehouse College is to be well-spoken. The Otis Moss Oratorical Contest is the epitome of utilizing your voice in a capacity that truly embodies public speaking. The contest took place during Crown Forum on Feb. 6. George W. Gatling III, a senior Religion major from…
After a long day of work, the first thing people like to do is rest. That is exactly what Tyrone McMillian Jr, a political science and Spanish double major from Greensboro, North Carolina, created in the basement of Archer Hall. (outside of the weight room). The purpose of Lounge 67 is to give students…
Photo by Colin Royal: Prof. Kim Ford (Right) Interviews Amir Shaw (Left) By Colin Royal, Editor-in-Chief Executive Editor for the Atlanta Daily World and renowned journalist Amir Shaw recently came to Morehouse as a guest lecturer for Professor Kim Ford’s Music, Media and Celebrity Journalism class. Shaw spoke to the class about…
Image via The CW Network: “All American” official Season 7 promotion poster By Miles Pierre, Photographer/ Staff Writer After its announcement and renewal in September 2024, All American released its Season 7 two-episode premiere on The CW Network Monday night. This upcoming season will see the departure of several original fan favorites,…
Photo by: Blake Beauvais By: Elijah Megginson, Managing Editor of Print “Originally, when I started Loving Stone Non-Profit, it was to bring back that MLK-type of culture to campus,” Beauvais said. Loving Stone Non-Profit is a 501(c)(3) organization founded by Blake Beauvais, a graduating senior from Philadelphia, who discovered his…
