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…
Photo by: Eric Jordan By: Elijah Megginson Features Editor Morehouse Alumnus Jasper Hagan, ’11 pays it forward by offering gems to the class of 2023 as they come closer to commencement day. Hagan graduated as a business major with a concentration in management from Chicago, Illinois. Growing up on the West Side of…
Photo by: Quenntin Johnson By: Olubade Baker, Contributing Writer A season of hard work, pain and sacrifice is usually met with a promising reward at the end of its journey. The opposite happened to be true for one member of the Morehouse football team this past season. Quenntin Johnson, known as “Q,”…
Photo by: Bradley Morrison By: Bradley Morrison, Staff Writer In a miscellaneous period of time in the AUC, it is important to have spaces where men can have open conversations. On April 26, The Department of Student Conduct hosted its first episode of ‘Student Conduct in the Cut’, a podcast series where students…
Photo by Andy Harris By: Auzzy Byrdsell, MT Secretary The last thing Morehouse College students and faculty expected over the course of their Belize study abroad experience was an appearance under the studio lights and in front of television cameras. The December 12, 2022 appearance on “Wake Up Belize” included discussions on Deion Sanders, Black…
Photo by Justin Darden By: Auzzy Byrdsell, MT Secretary The average home in the United States has nice carpet or hardwood floors, up-to-date appliances, decently well-furnished, and standard air conditioning and heating. But this is not the standard in Belize. In Belize, the condition of housing and infrastructure is a struggle for the people…
Photo by Andy Harris By Doctor Tiffany Bussey, Contributing Writer It is often said that “Home is where the heart is,” which implies wherever one finds love, that is our home. I’m fortunate to call two countries home. I was born in the most southern part of Belize, in the small village of Punta…
Photo by Andy Harris By Auzzy Byrdsell, MT Secretary From climbing the Mayan temples to exploring the inner city of Belize City and celebrating the Garifuna culture, young Black American students have been immersed in the rich Belizean culture. Twenty-two students, faculty, and staff from Morehouse College traveled throughout Belize in a study abroad experience…
