Howard University athletic director says Morehouse can go D-I. Here are five things that need to happen first.

Division I sports could be the next chapter for the Maroon Tigers, but making that jump would take more than winning games. Morehouse College athletic director Harold Ellis ’92 made his Division 1 ambitions abundantly clear in an interview on the Inside the HBCU Sports Lab podcast on July 2. “We are coming for these…

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What is journalism if not transparent? How Stephen A. Smith was blindsided by NABJ

For the first time, I attended this year’s National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Convention in Atlanta, and it felt like a family reunion: Black journalists celebrating one another, sharpening their skills and uplifting the next generation.  But after witnessing Stephen A. Smith receive the Thumbs Down Award at the Salute to Excellence Gala on…

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How to survive freshman year: The Maroon Tiger’s guide for first year students

College marks the start of a new journey. Everyone wants to start off on the right track but doesn’t necessarily have the community or knowledge on how to achieve that. Every college will have issues with housing, dining services and schoolwork but the HBCU life at Morehouse College will present students with many unique situations…

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Morehouse brothers issue call to action, placing students over profit

Image Credit: Damarion King   By: Freddrell Green, Head Copy Editor   Following a recent social media post from rising junior Stephone Cody III, student concerns about their treatment by Morehouse’s administration have been reignited. In response, rising senior Johnny Simmons and juniors Alonzo Brinson, Damarion King and Timothy Tillman issued a call to action….

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