Defining Morehouse Mystique in 2018

Tatiana S. Rafael, Associate Opinions Editor What is the Morehouse mystique? Is it simply a set of ideas, or does it translate into reality? The more pressing question is: what does the Morehouse mystique look like in 2018 and to whom does it apply? In an article by “The Washington Post” titled “The Men And…

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Freshmen Advice

Aaron Johnson, Associate Arts & Entertainment Editor Freshman year at Morehouse is a unique experience that most cannot relate to or completely understand. It’s easy to feel lost, confused, disappointed, or annoyed during your first semester. Hopefully these emotions and experiences build character and you can see the positive change by the time you return…

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Jamel Myles: Changing the Narrative

Marcus Hughes, Staff Writer Jamel Myles, a nine-year-old student from Denver, CO, told his mother, Leia Pierce, that he identified as gay. She supported him and encouraged him to authentically express himself after coming out to her. Jamel later came out to his peers at school, unfortunately it resulted in him being harassed by other…

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The Benefits of Networking For Homecoming

Isaiah Johnson, Managing Editor Each year hundreds of SpelHouse alumni return to their alma mater, to reconnect with friends and reminisce on their time spent in the Atlanta University Center. Homecoming is a joyous time where current and former students are all in one space, sharing stories, ideas, and forming lifetime connections. Though homecoming is…

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