If a black congressman dies in the Trump era, does it make a tweet?
Two black congressmen died within ten days of one another. The different reactions to these deaths underline the current nature of our politics.
If a black congressman dies in the Trump era, does it make a tweet?
Two black congressmen died within ten days of one another. The different reactions to these deaths underline the current nature of our politics.
German educators visit Morehouse College to learn about HBCUs
In October 2019 a group of eight secondary school teachers from the German state of Saxony visited Morehouse College to learn more about the history of the institution and the role of HBCUs in the higher education landscape of the United States.
Dharma of Science: Teaching the Philosophy of Science for Buddhist Scholars
Last summer, several Morehouse College faculty traveled to India to teach science to monastic students as part of the Emory Tibet Science Initiative (ETSI). ETSI promotes dialogue between Western Science and Buddhist traditions. Morehouse faculty have participated with ETSI since 2015 and Dr. Sinead Younge of the Morehouse College Psychology Department reflects on her time with the program.
Morehouse Pan-African Global Experience (MPAGE)
The Morehouse Pan-African Global Experience (MPAGE), our signature education abroad program, has been taking the lead role in supporting our college’s mission and commitment to cultivate the history and culture of black people around the world. Dr. Michael Dillon examines two commonly overlooked ramifications crucial to our college: student retention and interdisciplinary collaboration.
An African country got the U.N.’s top court to investigate Myanmar for genocide
Why would Gambia step up for the Muslim minority Rohingya thousands of miles away?
When W. E. B. Du Bois Opened a People’s College in Atlanta
The legendary Atlanta University professor was instrumental in the creation of a community-based adult learning initiative in the 1940s. It may be time to breathe new life into that idea.
The Case for Reparations to the People of the Democratic Republic of Congo
Last month, members of the Morehouse College community celebrated the life and martyrdom of a Black leader not named Martin Luther King, Jr. and in doing so, underscored the need to settle an enduring debt.
Morehouse College in Ireland
What can we learn by comparing the Black freedom struggle in the United States with the peace process in Ireland?
Exploring the African Presence in Mexico
Dr. Sinead Younge reflects on a recent study-abroad trip to Veracruz, Mexico.
Leadership, Legacy, and the Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership
Dr. Jann Adams discussed the new Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership
The Earnings and Income Mobility Consequences of Attending an HBCU
Dr. Juliet Elu discusses recent economics research on HBCU graduates.
Howard Thurman on Morehouse and Social Justice Leadership
Dr. Kipton Jensen discusses Howard Thurman's vision for leadership.
Making the Men’s Health Course at Morehouse College
Dr. Ethell Vereen discusses his new first-year experience course.
Morehouse 360: Gang Starr still Shines as One of the Best Yet
Dr. David Wall Rice discusses Gang Starr's new album and the legacy of Keith Elam ('83), better known as MC GURU.
Was the Assassination of Qassem Soleimani Lawful?
Dr. Oumar Ba discusses the legal and moral quandaries surrounding the recent killing of Qassem Soleimani
Morehouse College Awarded $1M Faculty Development Grant
Morehouse College has received a $1M faculty development grant to support professors in their pursuit of excellence.
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Morehouse College is the only historically black college or university dedicated to the development of men into leaders. Founded in 1867, Morehouse is a private liberal arts college boasting a 14:1 student to faculty ratio.