Maroon Tigers Track and Field Team Wins 2018 SIAC Championship
The Morehouse College Track and Field team won the 2018 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship in Albany, Ga., Saturday, their first conference title since 2015.
Morehouse Remembers Dr. Cheryl Allen and Timothy Cunningham '04
Professor and first female dean of Business Administration and Economics to be remembered, honored April 21.
‘Coach K’ Offers Life Lessons from Building Quality Control Music
Kevin Lee, known as Coach K in the music world, conducted a Master Class for students recently in the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center.
W. Kamau Bell Hosts United Shades of America Panel
W. Kamau Bell, host of the critically-acclaimed, Emmy Award-winning CNN Original Series, United Shades of America with W. Kamau Bell, will preview the show's “HBCU Episode” at Morehouse College from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on April 23 and moderate a panel discussion following the show.
Morehouse College featured in National Geographic Special Edition “The Race Issue”
President David A. Thomas, a group of faculty members and journalism students represented Morehouse Monday at a Washington D.C. debut for National Geographic magazine’s special edition, “The Race Issue.”
Atlanta Federal Reserve President/CEO Raphael Bostic, TIAA CEO/Chair Roger Ferguson To Speak
Two of the area’s most influential members of the business and financial community will speak to Morehouse College students in early April about issues and ideas in the financial sector.
Annual Spring Tour Takes Morehouse Business Students to Australia and New Zealand
A group of Morehouse College business students just spent 10 days in Australia and New Zealand learning about the countries and their business practices. The Spring Tour is an annual adventure sponsored by the Morehouse College Division of Business Administration and Economics that takes groups of students to points around the world to soak in international business lessons and culture.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel to Morehouse Students: Consider the City of Chicago and Public Service
Morehouse College students should think about the city of Chicago as a place to live and work, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel told a group of men of Morehouse and faculty recently.