Well-Dressed: Morehouse Renaissance Room Partners with Brooks Brothers

Renaissance Room Student Volunteer, Richard Chandler,’25, helping Morehouse College student with suit measurements for shirt size. Photo by Joshua Bass. By Joshua Bass, Tiger Talks Co-Producer   On Feb. 6, 2025, the leading retailer in the United States Paradies Lagardére stopped by Morehouse College with one of their retail companies, Brooks Brothers, where they partnered…

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Bridging the Gap: Morehouse Professor Changing Lives in the Classroom and the Prison

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…

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Spelhouse Students Comment on the Current State of their Colleges’ Leadership

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…

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Morehouse Students Present a Divided Perspective on the CTEMS Program

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…

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Follow-Up: Morehouse College’s Community Engagement Efforts – Separating Fact from Protest

Photo By Truth Jackson, Vice President for Student Service, Kevin Booker, with a hand written sign By Truth Jackson, Staff Writer   Following the student protest that took place during Opening Convocation, The Maroon Tiger investigated concerns raised by student activist Braylon Redick. He claimed the college had fallen short in its responsibility to the…

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