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…
These Morehouse students participated in the joint Race and Law class: (L-R) Trenaj Mongo, Deonté T. Mayfield, Walker Hill, Jeremiah A. Davis, KeAndre Pippens, Grant Alexander/Photo by Morehouse Professor Winfield Murray By Deonté Mayfield ’22, Staff Writer “Once a person is labeled a felon, he or she is ushered into a parallel universe in…
By Bennie Williams, Staff Writer Photo Credit — Andy Harris Dr. Brock Mayers ‘99 was recently appointed as the new Associate Vice President of Student Services & Dean of Students. Previously, he worked as Assistant Director of the Federal TRIO Programs at Morehouse College — an initiative providing services to assist students from disadvantaged…
Photo taken by Andy Harris. By Shakim Muhafiz, Staff Writer NBA and Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown in 2015 was ranked fourth on ESPN’s top 100 list, a McDonald’s All-American, and a five-star recruit. On the court, he was one of the best during his time in high school. So why would he pick…
By Corey Guy, Associate Photography & Sports Editor The Morehouse College graduation is one of Atlanta’s greatest traditions. The collection of intelligent, motivated, and talented young black men closing a chapter and enter a new phase of their lives is a sight to behold. This year’s commencement exercise recognized students from both the class of…
By Zoë Huey, Staff Writer Khalil Battle chats about what went into crafting the KingCurls brand and what customers can expect in the future. In October of 2020, Khalil Battle launched KingCurls with the hopes of shifting the narrative surrounding boys’ hair care. In March of 2021, the 17-year-old high schooler sat down…
By Ron Thomas Director, Morehouse College Journalism and Sports Program Marshall Latimore was a dedicated journalist and mentor who deeply cared about the development of black student journalists into professionals. I know of at least six students who had contributed to the Maroon Tiger before interning under his supervision. I only wish that I had…
The Maroon Tiger’s 19th Annual Man of the Year Edition | Divergence An annual special edition magazine created to highlight the accomplishments and contributions of students across the Atlanta University Center.
