To the Meredith community: It’s time we had a talk. For those of you who aren’t familiar with the name, @dearmereco on Instagram is/was a...

On Wednesday, Feb. 1, Ibram X. Kendi and Nic Stone visited Meredith College for a launch event of their new book, “How to be a (Young)...

Content warning: this article contains mentions of police brutality, death and violence. On Friday, Jan. 27, the Memphis Police...

The Fourth of July commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence which made America an independent nation. Many people...

Cornhuskin’ is an annual tradition at Meredith with a racist history that has been a topic of discussion across campus in the past couple...

Feb. 1 marked the beginning of Black History Month. In the beginning of February, Meredith College made an informational Instagram post...

Black History Month is an annual celebration of Black Americans’ achievements and an opportunity to reflect on their contributions in...

Across the United States, campuses of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have been threatened by violence. North...

In an email sent to the Meredith undergraduate student body on Wednesday, Oct. 27, Meredith SGA announced an additional way that student...

Through primary school we were all taught to keep our hands and feet to ourselves. This was the very early stages of teaching informal...

This last weekend marked the end of Cornhuskin’, one of the biggest traditions at Meredith. A constant within the chaos of the tradition...

Photos are the way we capture moments in time or communicate to others. They make us laugh, cry and change the perspectives of others....

In the last academic year there has been a considerable amount of tangible testimony of student experiences on campus. In my own research...

We live in a world where, in many cases, decisions or positions are considered to be right or wrong. Oftentimes, institutions and even...

Social media has been buzzing this week with its varying opinions on athlete Gwen Berry’s protest of the national anthem during the medal...

Due to a technical issue, two emails sent on June 29 and 30 were not sent directly to all undergraduate students. The first email,...

This article is a follow-up to another article regarding police and prison abolition. Read the first article here. In late April, I wrote...

On June 19, the Meredith College Black Alumna Collective hosted a Maroon Table Talk in honor of Juneteenth. The topic of discussion was...

As Pride Month progresses, many large corporations and businesses have launched campaigns that “celebrate” the LGBTQIA+ community....

June is Black Music Month, and in honor of this, The Herald wants to showcase Black artists that are forces to be reckoned with. Each...