A hard reset has taken flight for Morris Brown College. Under the leadership of Kevin James, Ed.D, a new chapter for the school has begun
The Atlanta Greek Picnic is a successful yearly event that is designed to provide members of the Divine Nine with the chance to network, socialize
Derek Lewis, the first president of PepsiCo’s multicultural business and equity development organization is the commencement speaker at Morris Brown College’s graduation ceremony on Saturday,
History has been made. In 2002, Morris Brown College lost its accreditation due to financial mismanagement. Fast forward 20 years later, and the university is
Morris Brown College names Rashad Richey director of institutional advancement and corporate relations It’s both exhilarating and humbling to join the professorial faculty and serve
Kanye West may be one of the music industry’s most enigmatic characters, but he is also one of its most respected. During his one-of-a-kind listening
On Dec. 1, 2019, Chief Deputy Melody Maddox will make history as the first female to assume the position of sheriff in DeKalb County, Georgia.
Morris Brown College was founded in 1881 and is part of what is known as the Atlanta University Center. Since losing its accreditation due to
Ebony C. Smith stays on the move. It’s hard not to as the owner and managing realtor of Bella Rose Realty LLC in Atlanta and the marketing director of Tucker Davis Law LLC in Marietta.
Morris Brown College filed for bankruptcy in August 2012 with roughly $30 million in debt, more than half was owed to the African Methodist Episcopal
Historically Black College Morris Brown has been in a bad spot for the past several years. The school is bankrupt and has lost its accreditation.
Social media followers are up in arms about Spelman College President Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum’s recent open letter to the community regarding bankrupt Morris Brown
In light of the many reports of Morris Brown College’s impending demise, one proud and accomplished alum stands ready to fight for her alma mater
A picture is worth a thousand words. In the case of the mural at Wells Fargo’s West End University bank store, its priceless. Recently unveiled,
The Department of Education stated in an April 7 letter that it will settle most of Morris Brown College’s debt for pennies on the dollar.
