Photo by Andy Harris By Elijah Walker Contributing Writer Well-Read, Well-Spoken, Well-Traveled, Well-Dressed, Well-Balanced A true Man of Morehouse knows that he must quickly become acquainted with the ever-present “Five Wells.” These standards for manhood are representative of what is expected of a Morehouse Man. In applying for the Morehouse Pan-African Global Experience II (MPAGE…
Photo by Andy Harris By Justin Darden In the early 1700s, the British imported an estimated 2,300 enslaved people from Africa to Bermuda, Jamaica, and other British colonies. Part of that population of enslaved was brought to Belize in Central America. At the time, the country wasn’t a British colony. In 1862, Belize became…
Photo by Andy Harris By Andy Harris, Editor in Chief After a long and painful Covid-19 pandemic, Morehouse College has finally returned to the study-abroad scene. On Dec. 10, 17 Morehouse and Spelman students and seven staff members and administrators embarked on a trip to Belize to observe the cultural and environmental positives…
Image by: Providence Minds By: Auzzy Byrdsell, MT Secretary The Atlanta University Center is flooded with talented artists in every facet of expression. Yesterday, juniors Evan Wasson and Jelani Rashad, hosted ‘Spring of Soul’. This discussion and lesson on producing and DJing was held in LLC and open to all AUC students. …
Photo From Greer Wilson By Zoria McClerklin While at Spelman, Greer Wilson graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Language and Literature. After graduation, Greer was introduced to the world of the Olympics after accepting a job as digital content producer for the Olympic publication, Around the Rings. “It was…
Photo by Shana Stephenson; By Rachel Patrick and Zoria McClerklin Amidst women’s history month, the Maroon Tiger continues to highlight Spelman Alumnae who are thriving in the sports industry. We asked Shana Stephenson, Chief Brand Office of the New York Liberty, and Bria Townsend, Associate Manager in Player Development about their experiences working in professional…
Photo by: Mahsati Moorhead, By: Zoria T. McClerklin and Rachel Patrick Following the denial of a proposed lacrosse club to be a registered student organization (RSO) in the Spring of 2022, the rejection became a catalyst for the Jaguars Lacrosse Club. Sophomore Olivia Robinson’s mobilization and continuous efforts to play the sport she…
Photo By: Christopher Doomes, Managing Editor of Visual of Media By: Dorayn Murphy, Staff Writer Chicago rapper G Herbo is noted as “an acclaimed rapper and philanthropist” (WGNTV Chicago). Herbo continued outreach as an advocate for mental health as he visited Morehouse College for the Black Men’s Mental Health Pre-Symposium Conversation, hosted by The Black…
By: Evan Spann, Features Writer Following the highly anticipated election results surrounding the steps of Kilgore, the political atmosphere of Morehouse College is in awe as the Vice President race has resulted in a runoff. Despite the overall anxiety from the student body, Vice President Spencer Cox is confident in his efforts because after…
By: Elijah Megginson, Features Editor The votes are in, the ballots have been cast, and the SGA race for Vice President will result in a runoff. This year the Vice President race is even more competitive than last year with two distinctively qualified candidates. Although Morehouse College students respect the strong resumes of…
