Seasonal Depression

Cai Johnson, Staff Writer Every calendar year, the hour leaps ahead on the first Sunday of November. The hours of leisure start to dwindle as the moods start to shift and the days get darker earlier. Many people constantly find themselves cold, fatigued, and lonely as their levels of depression rise.  We can’t all be…

Read More

Should We Get Rid of Electoral College System?

Josh Duffy-Cooper, Staff Writer   The 2020 elections are right around the corner which means the frenzied political rhetoric has grown in exponential proportions – especially relevant in this upcoming election is the electoral college. Some are calling for the complete abolition of it. They feel that because the electoral college is the dominant deciding factor…

Read More

Four Years of Presidency

By Cameron Jones, Contributing Writer Look to your left and to your right. Now look to the stage. There will be a different president behind this podium every year of your matriculation at Morehouse College. No one actually said that to the freshman class of 2015, but it turned out to be true. Almost four…

Read More

Editorial: Being Black in Hollywood

By Amietee Fuondjing, Staff Writer Hollywood is a symbol of success in America, where many dreams and come-up stories manifest. So for a Black person to escape their crabs-in-a-bucket environment and reach such stardom is always a win for the community one would think. With all its seemed perfectness, it is easy to think Hollywood…

Read More