Image by Erinn Gardner By: Erinn Gardner, Staff Writer On Oct. 20 Everett Dixon, professionally known as Nian Blaque, released a Halloween-inspired single titled “Out for Blood”. The 2011 Morehouse alumnus was beyond thrilled to release this piece of art, as it stands as the first song he has dropped for the world…
Image by Freddrell Green By: Freddrell Green, Staff Writer Despite the contempt for African-American culture, many people show love for its rich history and distinction. This type of love is shown by George Sedberry, a renowned social media influencer who uses his TikTok and Instagram accounts to post videos highlighting African-American…
Image via Charles Bouille By: Freddrell Green, Staff Writer For generations, Morehouse College has been dedicated to developing disciplined minds who will lead lives of leadership and service. Those same principles are what drive prospective students to thrive at Morehouse. For Morehouse Alumnus Grant Bennett ‘20, these ideals and culture have stuck with…
Image Via Indi Clayton By: Chelsea Frazilus, Staff Writer On Oct. 4th, Indi Clayton, the 40th Miss Spelman College, appeared as a guest on lifestyle show “Portia” featured on FOX 5 Atlanta. This segment partnered with singer-songwriter Leela James to promote her new single “Right Back In It” while on her HBCU Girl…
By: Bradley Morrison, Features Writer Morehouse College has completed another successful New Student Orientation (NSO) week. The class of ’27 has officially transitioned from admitted students to full-fledged men of Morehouse. Students from all around the world have traveled to Morehouse College to be a part of the largest incoming class. One such…
Image by: Alan Richard By: Evan Spann, Features Writer Only 10 applicants remained after 2,000 initial submissions. These 10 change-makers were participants in the 2023 cohort of the Southern Education Leadership Initiative (SELI) at the Southern Education Foundation (SEF). For the first time, one undergraduate and one graduate student were recognized for their exceptional achievement…
Image via Titilayo Funso By Zoria McClerklin, Sports Producer On Wednesday, Aug. 23, members of The Maroon Tiger were able to cover the Atlanta Braves HBCU night vs. New York Mets. As Maroon Tiger stepped into the vibrant stadium at Truist Park that evening, they weren’t just covering a game. They were unveiling a…
Image via Didier Attipou By: Brodric Houston, Staff Writer Like most college seniors, Minnesota native Didier Attipou was already thinking about life after graduation during the winter of his junior year. Little did he know that a conversation with a Morehouse alum would put him on a fast track to a position with…
Photo by Elijah Megginson By: Elijah Megginson, Features Editor In recent years, there has been an increased effort to receive and retain elite Black talent by major leading companies in America such as Microsoft and J.P. Morgan. With the major influence of HBCUs and shocking world events post-2020, recruiters have prioritized seeking out…
Image via Joseph Walker By Truth Jackson, Staff Writer In March, the Maroon Tiger uncovered the impactful advocacy and community efforts of the Muslim Student Association (MSA) at the Atlanta University Center. The MSA has created a welcoming environment for numerous Muslim students and even a place where love blossoms. Tradition holds…
