Morehouse College is a private men’s liberal arts HBCU in Atlanta, Georgia, known for leadership development, academic excellence, brotherhood, and civic impact.
Morehouse College is a private historically Black men’s liberal arts college located in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 1867, Morehouse is nationally known for developing leaders through a liberal arts education centered on scholarship, service, ethical leadership, and brotherhood.
As part of the Atlanta University Center, Morehouse offers students access to a powerful academic and cultural ecosystem alongside neighboring HBCU institutions.
Morehouse stands out as the nation’s only historically Black private liberal arts college for men, with a strong leadership legacy and a deep commitment to developing men who lead with purpose.
Federal School Code (FAFSA): 001582
Morehouse offers a distinctive student life experience built around brotherhood, leadership, academic excellence, service, student organizations, athletics, arts, and Atlanta University Center traditions.
Student Government Association Academic clubs and honor societies Leadership and service organizations Cultural and identity-based organizations Debate and public speaking programs Greek-letter organizations Media and arts organizations
Morehouse students participate in Greek-letter life through historically Black fraternities and a broader tradition of leadership, scholarship, and service.
Marching Band: House of Funk Marching Band
Morehouse College was founded in 1867 and has grown into one of the most influential HBCUs in the country. Its history is closely tied to Black leadership, civil rights, ministry, scholarship, and public service.
Morehouse’s founding legacy is rooted in educating Black men for leadership, service, scholarship, and moral purpose.
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