Film for the Ages: G20, Starring Viola Davis, Displays Black Excellence

Image Credit: Amazon Prime Video    By Joshua Bass, TigerTv Co-Producer During an exclusive screening at Regal Atlantic Station, HBCU students and alumni got a front-row seat to the adrenaline-pumping action of G20, Viola Davis’ latest political thriller. Marsai Martin (Serena Sutton) and Christopher Farrar (Demetrius Sutton) were in attendance, adding to the electric atmosphere of…

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“Is It Time to Blow Out the Candle?”: Meditation on the Impending Death of Liberal Arts at Morehouse College

Photo by Carson Ming, Photo Editor By Linden Young, Contributing Writer   I write this essay with a feeling of growing disappointment. Yet I remember reading an article written for the Maroon Tiger nearly eighty years ago entitled, “The Purpose of Education,” in which the author explicitly stated that which had been long implicit at…

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Review On “The Piano Lesson”: A Challenge To Black Birthright

Image via Netflix: “The Piano Lesson” official promotion poster By Freddrell Green, Arts & Entertainment Editor   Malcolm Washington’s “The Piano Lesson” is the first film adaptation of the 1987 play by August Wilson. Starring Samuel L. Jackson, John David Washington, Ray Fisher, Corey Hawkins and Danielle Deadwyler, the ensemble cast navigate life with the…

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Meet Spelman’s 82nd SGA President Elect: Breah Banks

Photo by: Sydney Price; Written by: Auzzy Byrdsell, MT Secretary   Each year, The Student Government Association (SGA) elections are an integral and anticipated time in AUC culture. Students of all classifications race to represent, lead and influence their student bodies. The sought-after SGA president position is crucial to the communication and perception of the students…

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Morehouse Students Suffer at the Hands of Negligent Security Following Break-Ins During Winter Break

Photo by Justin Darden By Kennedy Edgerton, Opinions Editor In my experience as a student, arriving at Morehouse College for the first time is undoubtedly emotional for first-year students and their parents. For students, New Student Orientation represents a transition from the carefree reality of adolescence to the daunting reality of adulthood. For parents, the…

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