Photo by: Blake Beauvais By: Elijah Megginson, Managing Editor of Print “Originally, when I started Loving Stone Non-Profit, it was to bring back that MLK-type of culture to campus,” Beauvais said. Loving Stone Non-Profit is a 501(c)(3) organization founded by Blake Beauvais, a graduating senior from Philadelphia, who discovered his…
Image: Emani Rashad Saucier, AYCGL-HEP By Joshua Bass, Co-Producer, TigerTv In the early 1900s, the Federal Correctional Institution, Atlanta (FCI Atlanta), housed various individuals from political activists like Marcus Garvey to criminals like Al Capone. Today, with assistance from Morehouse’s Andrew Young Center, FCI Atlanta houses incarcerated individuals seeking higher education. Rodney Jabar…
Laughton and Ormah Thomas, the parents of Journalism Department Chair Ron Thomas/Photos courtesy of Professor Thomas By Prof. Ron Thomas, Journalism Department Chair Disclaimer: This story contains commentary surrounding struggles with suicide and mental health. I am a suicide survivor. Not in the traditional sense, because I have never attempted suicide. I…
Graphic by Jaylon Simmons By Erinn Gardner, Secretary and Freddrell Green, A&E/Opinions Editor With the election cycle at an end, and the uncertainty of the incoming presidential administration’s impact on HBCUs, the stability of Morehouse and Spelman College is critical. With Morehouse searching for a new president and Spelman adjusting to Dr. Helene Gayle’s…
By: Ian Shaiyen, Staff Writer California rapper Tyler the Creator’s eighth studio album is here. Chromakopia, a word created by the Nigerian American artist, is defined as, “an intense or unusual experience of color.” This is the word that the artist has chosen to entitle arguably his most prolific release yet, and it…
Photo by Noah Cathey By Noah Cathey, Staff Writer Just one week after the election, Morehouse’s Journalism department hosted a conversation discussing the results and impacts of the 2024 presidential election. The event titled “Election 2024: Causes and Consequences of the Voters’ Choice” was moderated by journalist and author Donovan Ramsey ‘10. The…
Photo by Carson Ming By Erinn Gardner, Secretary Former President Donald Trump was elected as the 47th president of the United States on Wednesday. The defeat of Vice President Kamala Harris has caused an uproar in the AUC—sparking concern and uncertainty among students. The news was particularly unsettling for Spelman College students, who…
Photo by Jasir Dollard: AUC students start to gather in the Martin Luther King Jr International Chapel ahead of the AUC Election Day Watch Party By Jasir Dollard, Staff Writer AUC students gathered in the Martin Luther King Jr International Chapel for the AUC Election Day Watch Party, powered by UNCF & The Cause…
Photo by Noah Cathey By Noah Cathey, Staff Writer It seems as if every man of Morehouse has been touched by the 2024 Presidential race. Slogans reverberate from Instagram reels and television commercials. SGA, Collegiate 100 and other prominent Registered Student Organizations collaborate on voting promotion events. Tables on Brown Street and independent canvassers…
Photo by Freddrell Green: CTEMS Department logo By Freddrell Green, Arts & Entertainment Editor The Cinema, Television and Emerging Media Studies (CTEMS) program has produced many graduates who have gone on to prosperous careers in the film industry. Led by Dr. Stephane Dunn and professor Avery Williams ‘86, the CTEMS major was created to…
