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Morehouse Student in Viral Assault Video Banned From Campus While awaiting Jury Trial

A Morehouse College student seen in a now-viral video in November allegedly assaulting a female Clark Atlanta University student will only be allowed to attend classes online when the spring semester begins next week. Matthew Gonzales Forestine, 21, is charged with one count each of aggravated assault and terroristic threats and acts. The senior computer […]

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How Morehouse College Produced Its Sixth Rhodes Scholar, the Most of Any HBCU

Aniaba Jean-Baptiste N’guessan’s pursuit of education has taken him around the world.  In 2018, the Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, native enrolled in South Africa’s African Leadership Academy, one of the most prestigious schools on the continent. Then, after a fateful conversation with his university guidance counselor, he decided to travel 8,000 miles to Atlanta to attend […]

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Inside the SpelHouse Tailgate: Where Black Excellence Meets Tradition

At SpelHouse, homecoming weekend means one thing: tailgate. It’s where the campus comes alive, old friends reunite, current students celebrate, and the legacy of two storied HBCUs fills the air with pride. Each year, thousands of Spelman and Morehouse students, alumni, and families return to the Atlanta University Center for a weekend that’s part block […]

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Atlanta’s Spelhouse Homecoming 2025: The Can’t-Miss Events

It’s homecoming season, and HBCU campuses have taken over social media with viral band performances, step shows and strolling, tailgate line dancing, and the finest fits.  Atlanta will be taking over everyone’s timeline this week, when students and alum gather for the combined homecomings of Morehouse and Spelman colleges Oct. 12-19. Affectionately known as Spelhouse, […]

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Giving Back to Atlanta Youth Is the Role Actress Gail Bean Was Born to Play

At Morehouse College’s first Hump Wednesday of the fall semester, a weekly event where the Atlanta University Center gathers to enjoy food and music, students were treated to a special guest.  The afternoon, sponsored by Kingsford’s new Pass The Tongs initiative, kicked off with a fireside chat featuring actress Gail Bean, who spoke to students […]

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Morehouse Continues Its Tradition of Shaping Black Men Amid Tests to Black Leadership

Photos by Ari Skin As Morehouse College commenced New Student Orientation last week, faculty, student leaders, alumni, and a new president rallied together to welcome the freshman class of 2029.  “This is the time where leadership is needed,” said F. DuBois Bowman, a Morehouse alumnus and the 13th president of the all-male college, in his […]

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Football, Family, Friendship: Morehouse Teammate Talks about Grad Detained by ICE

After living in the U.S. for 25 years, Alex Maganda sits in an Immigration Customs and Enforcement detention facility in Texas.  But his former Morehouse College teammate, Temitayo Agoro, hasn’t forgotten him.  From his home in Florida, Agoro told Capital B Atlanta the two players, both from immigrant families, had a bond the moment they […]

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