Morehouse College is planning to use AI teaching assistants to help crack the code of education. Why it matters: Morehouse ...

A mustard plaster, or mustard pack, is a home remedy believed to ease symptoms of respiratory conditions. However, there’s no evidence that mustard plasters work. The treatment may also cause ...

An anonymous donor gave $20 million to Morehouse College, the private, historically Black men’s school in Atlanta announced Tuesday. The college will use the money to recruit new faculty by ...

A successful Division I transition for Morehouse has to center the improved fortunes of the football team. At the start of the season, Mathis’s Maroon Tigers have started 0-2 with losses to ...

Atlanta’s Morehouse School of Medicine recently welcomed new and returning students with food trucks, brightly colored balloons and a live DJ. As Dr. Valerie Montgomery Rice walked across an ...

Auntie Anne’s, the beloved destination of freshly baked, hand-rolled soft pretzels, is thrilled to announce an exciting ...

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At the HBCU NY Classic press conference, Morehouse College head coach Terance Mathis dropped an intriguing hint about the possible future of the school's football program. Mathis hinted during the ...

The Bison defense shutdown the Maroon Tigers offense in the first half to cruise to a 35-21 victory at the 2024 HBCU NY Classic. The Howard Bison (2-1) took home the 2024 HBCU NY Classic Trophy ...

Howard University (1-1) and Morehouse College (0-2) continue their historic rivalry in the 2024 HBCU NY Classic, continuing a series that dates back nearly a century. The game will occur at ...

On Sept. 14, the temperature will be raised with the anticipation of two prominent HBCUs, Howard University and Morehouse College, traveling to the New York City area to go against each other.

Fellow Morehouse grads Spike Lee (class of 1979) and Samuel L. Jackson (class of ’72) are among those who appear in the film, along with Neil deGrasse Tyson, Lonnie Bunch, and Olympic champs ...