Image via Colin Royal By Colin Royal, Managing Editor of Print Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s multigenerational impact and relevance was highlighted during the first Crown Forum of the Spring 2024 semester in the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel. Rev. Dr. Lawrence Carter emphatically labeled the forum as the best King’s Chapel…
Image via Evan Spann By: Mira Donaldson and Evan Spann, Staff Writers Atlanta Student Movement Blvd. memorializes a movement that helped identify the power of Black students’ voices in politics. Serving as a reminder to each incoming class of scholars and change agents, students upheld this Atlanta tradition this fall. This past semester,…
Image via Indi Clayton By: Ryann Phillips & India Rice, Staff Writers Although decades have passed since the release of Alice Walker’s classic novel in 1982, Warner Bros. Pictures’ bold rendition of “The Color Purple” combines her visionary storytelling with generational twists to inspire sisterhood and foster healing for families today. HBCU journalists…
Image via Maroon Tiger Gaming By: Daniel Smith, Staff Writer The rise of esports on college campuses has allowed gamers a place to call home, while having a community of fellow gamers around them. Morehouse has not had a large esports community in recent years until two Morehouse students took it upon themselves…
Image via Sunshine and Sunrise, picture from Nov. 8. at the program graduation alongside Ronald Sampson, Dr. Felicia Stewart, The Smiths, and the four new McNificent Men who just graduated, and more. By: Justin Darden, News Editor There have now been three successful graduating classes of Morehouse College students who have participated in…
Image via Morehouse Business Association By: Erinn Gardner and Bradley Morrison, Staff Writers As part of the Nike “Be True To Your School” pack, two Nike Terminator Highs inspired by Spelman College and Morehouse College alike were revealed on Oct. 24. Both creators of these shoes, Nike Yardrunners Nani Edwards (’15) and Brandon…
Image via Amaiya Mills By Kayla Edelin and Amaiya Mills, Staff Writers Essence’s Girls United launched its fourth summit titled “Era of Disruption.” The GU Summit provides an exuberant experience for Black women and girls to connect and uplift one another. The event featured special guest panelists who are driving change in diverse…
Image via Auzzy Byrdsell By: Mira Donaldson, Staff Writer Elections bring the energy of tension and commotion as people rush to advocate for leaders that will bring the desired impact they wish to see for their communities. This past week held one of the first local election days of the upcoming election this…
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…
