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Spike Lee to Join Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s SuperFans

Filmmaker and Morehouse College graduate Spike Lee is set to receive a prestigious honor that celebrates his unwavering devotion to the New York Knicks. On Oct. 13, 2024, Lee will be officially inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s James F. Goldstein SuperFan Gallery. Alongside Lee, other celebrated fans, including actor Billy Crystal, Philadelphia […]

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Black Celebrities Who Have Donated to HBCUs

It’s been a boom moment for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) — with this fall seeing anincrease in applications across the board. It’s a good result borne in part from the U.S. Supreme Court gutting affirmative action in June 2023, sending Black students away from PWIs (primarily white… Read more…

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Morehouse Alumnus Takes Office as Los Angeles City Council Chairman

Marqueece Harris-Dawson, a Morehouse College graduate, has officially assumed the Los Angeles City Council Chairman role. The council member, who has represented portions of South Los Angeles since his election in 2015, was sworn in during the Sept. 20 council meeting. He set forth an agenda centered on homelessness and housing affordability—issues that profoundly impact

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Morehouse College Senior DaQuan Brown Launches Children’s Book to Empower Black Boys

Morehouse College senior DaQuan Brown embodies the school’s vision of developing Black men through his academic pursuits and creative endeavors. A member of the Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Brown has recently authored a children’s book titled “Just Like You!: ABC Edition,” which aims to empower young Black boys to envision and realize

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Morehouse Receives $20M Anonymous Gift to Enhance Faculty and Academics

In a landmark achievement, Morehouse College has announced the receipt of a transformative $20 million anonymous gift. This unprecedented contribution will establish six endowed professorships. It also marks Morehouse’s largest donation designated for faculty positions in the college’s history. The endowed professorships aim to bolster innovation and research across various academic divisions, including the Divisions

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Two HBCUs to Launch Project Empowering Students in Asset Management

In a significant move aimed at diversifying the financial services industry, Howard University and Morehouse College have been selected as launch sites for the United Negro College Fund’s Project Accelerating Learning in Asset Investment Management. This transformative initiative is designed to cultivate a robust talent pipeline from historically Black colleges and universities. The project will

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Morehouse Film Festival to Honor Edwin Moses with Documentary World Premiere

The Sixth Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival is set to honor Olympic gold medalist Edwin Moses, a 1978 alumnus. The highlight will be the world premiere of “MOSES-13 Steps”, a documentary that explores the life and legacy of the iconic athlete, whose achievements both on and off the track have inspired and led

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The 2024 Paris Olympics: Celebrating The Legacy & Future Of HBCU Athletes

The Olympics have always been a stage where the world’s best athletes showcase their talents and bring glory to their nations. For African American athletes, particularly those hailing from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), the Olympics have been a platform to demonstrate excellence, overcome barriers, and inspire future generations. As we approach the 2024

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