By: Miles Johnson, MT Alumni June 10, 2022 was a day I’ll never forget. I was heading into my senior year at Morehouse College and I received an email notification from Professor Ron Thomas. The Chair of Morehouse’s Journalism in Sports, Culture and Social Justice program. The day had finally come. I became a…
Image via Maleika Stewart, MCABJ By: Freddrell Green, Staff Writer The National Association of Black Journalists has been a hub that has connected and propeled the careers of some of the greatest Black voices in multimedia by initiating a network and circulating resources and support for aspiring and professional journalists. This semester, Morehouse…
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…
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 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…
Image via Evan Spann By: Evan Spann, Staff Writer Over the last year, Atlanta University Students have been outspoken against constructing the Atlanta Public Training Center (also known as Cop City). Wednesday, their movement to stop its construction continued through the “Movement to Stop Cop City” forum in the Bank of America Auditorium….
Image via kiidproductions By Erinn Gardner On Oct. 21, the Resident Hall Association held their annual freshman pageant in the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel. Seven hall queens from Spelman College representing each of the freshman Morehouse dorms (Graves, Living Learning Center, Mays, White, Brazeal, Hubert and Dubois) competed for the title of Miss…
Image via Auzzy Byrdsell By: Auzzy Byrdsell, Editor in Chief A dumpster on the backside of the Otis Moss Residential Suites caught fire tonight around 10:40 p.m. The fire was extinguished in under an hour by the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department. Nobody was harmed, and the nearby properties saw no damages. The…
Image via Colin Royal By Ryann Phillips, Staff Writer With recent violence erupting at Morgan State University’s homecoming, safety is a top concern for the Spelman and Morehouse community during this homecoming season. Ryan Bates, the director of compliance and safety for Spelman College’s Student Government Association (SGA), had two close friends…
Image via Auzzy Byrdsell By Ryann Phillips, Staff Writer With over 20 years of experience, Sharif Durhams told journalism students that while journalistic platforms may change, values stay the same. Durhams has seen the industry evolve from handheld newspapers to the current digital age. In the face of such immense change, his biggest piece…
