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…
By: Hunter Bonaparte, Staff Writer Over the course of his Morehouse journey, William Murphy, a junior economics and philosophy double major from Nashville, Tennessee, has dedicated himself to the service of his fellow students in the AUC, a place where he feels “at home”. Murphy first found Morehouse while on a college tour. After…
Photo by: Sydney Price; Written by: Auzzy Byrdsell, MT Secretary Each year, The Student Government Association (SGA) elections are an integral and anticipated time in AUC culture. Students of all classifications race to represent, lead and influence their student bodies. The sought-after SGA president position is crucial to the communication and perception of the students…
Photo by Angel Johnson By: Colin Royal, Staff Writer Brotherhood, unity, and uplift are qualities that Morehouse College tries to instill in all of her students. As matriculated through Morehouse, they allow the institution to alter and change them so that they can become the best versions of themselves. One member of Morehouse’s community that…
Photo by Rohan Walker By Elijah Megginson, Features Editor Kash Collectors was an idea first stemming from Durant’s late uncle, a former rapper. While he was most known for his music, Durant remembers his uncle for his service in the community. “My uncle was a rapper and he passed away but I did not…
Photo by DaQuon Brown By Yasir Muhammad, A&E Editor Rap is a complex form of literary artistry that was popularized in the 80s and took its shape by the 90s with the rise of artists like Tupac and Biggie Smalls. From New York to Atlanta to Chicago, each city has a unique style that is a…
Photo: Instagram @lilajai By: Chassee’ Palmer 21-year-old Los Angeles Native and rising artist Lila Jai is about to storm the Atlanta University Center and R&B world with her new single “Tug of War.” Sitting down with her in Lower Manley, I heard about her upbringing in Music, life influences, and goals while experiencing her calming…
Photo by: Kollin Washington, Photo Editor By Colin Royal, Staff Writer The atmosphere is tense; the crowd is rowdy; the students are gripping the edges of the wooden bleachers. There are screams, cries, cheers and boos. The only thing tying all of this chaos together is the spirit of rivalry that exists between Morehouse College…
The same way we care strongly about our hometown cities and its culture is the same way we care for our freshman houses. Elijah Megginson, Features Writer It’s that time of year again, we have reached Dorm War season here at Morehouse. The five Freshman houses W.E.B Dubois, B.R. Brazeal, Charles D. Hubert, LLC, and…
