Photo via @morehousebasketball By: Rece Allen, Associate Sports Producer The Morehouse Maroon Tigers lost their season opener, at home, in overtime to the Palm Beach University Sailfish. A combination of shooting struggles, lack of focus, and a late whistle led to the Sailfish forcing the game to overtime. With under five seconds left…
By: Elijah Pinckney, Staff Writer On Oct. 31, 2023, selected students within Morehouse’s journalism track were afforded the opportunity to take a tour of Warner Brothers Discovery Sports studios. Students were accompanied by Journalism Department chair, Ron Thomas, and Maroon Tiger Advisor, Craig A. Brown, everyone was able to gain knowledge about the company…
By: Rece Allen, Associate Sports Producer Morehouse Alumnus and retired NFL player, Alex Percival, attended the Morehouse Maroon Tigers first home football game on Oct. 14 against Miles College. Percival came back to his alma mater as a representative of Morehouse for the Morehouse College National Alumni Association (MCNAA) and their community outreach program,…
Image vis MCNAA By: Mira Donaldson, Staff Writer Connection and legacy is an important aspect of any HBCU experience. The many prominent figures that once walked the halls, like Martin Luther King and Stacy Abrams are one of the many reasons why people choose these institutions. Student volunteers with Morehouse National Alumni…
Image via Amya Henley By: Ryann Phillips, Staff Writer Around 6:30 p.m. every weekday, while most college students are completing homework, Mahogany-N-Motion Mahogany) dancers begin the second half of their day at Ray Charles Performing Arts Center (Ray PAC). Spelman students shout eight-count sequences in the auditorium. The light hum of a Zoom…
By: Auzzy Byrdsell, Editor-in-Chief, & Kobe Scales, Sports Editor After a disappointing 1-9 finish to the 2023 football season, Morehouse College Athletics Department has fired head football coach Gerard Wilcher, offensive coordinator Stan Clayton and defensive coordinator Charles Alexander of the coaching staff. Assistant head coach George Copeland and quarterback coach David Clowney remain…
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 Crystal Ike, Zee Gregory By: India Rice, Staff Writer “Undaunted by the fight,” a saying that holds weight for the students of Spelman College and teaches them to gracefully persevere through hardship. The saying is widely recognized as the 12th stanza of the Spelman Hymn, written by Class of 1934 alumnus…
Image via Bonner Office By: Emmanuel Lee, Contributing Writer A foundation of brotherhood and community has separated Morehouse College from every other institution in Georgia. Initiatives like the Corella & Bertram Bonner Scholar Program help to create a culture dedicated to such. From building schools in the Dominican Republic to holding clothing/food drives…
