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Amere Dorsey, Staff Writer

Amere Dorsey is a senior multimedia journalism major at Morgan State University. She joined The MSU Spokesman staff in the fall of 2021. Her love for journalism came in high school where she worked for the schools newspaper. After graduation, she plans to start a music blog and become a broadcast journalist.

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Jada Pinkett Smith at the 94th Academy Awards on March 27, 2022.

What is Alopecia? The joke that led to the Oscars dispute

Amere Dorsey, Staff Writer
April 1, 2022
Look out for the rise in student businesses on Morgan State Universitys campus and across Generation Z. Khari’s Lash Lounge, MainCeramics, KiyahKotureNails, and Outskirtts are all student-owned businesses at Morgan.

Student-owned businesses on the rise for Gen Zers at Morgan State

Amere Dorsey, Staff Writer
March 3, 2022
The Spokesmans Black History Month 2022 Living Figures to Know

Black History Month 2022: Living Historical Figures to Know

Thalya Baptiste and Amere Dorsey
February 4, 2022
Students must show their Bear Card to receive a KN95 mask.

KN95 Masks provided to students on campus

Amere Dorsey, Staff Writer
January 28, 2022
Morgan campus receives a bomb threat, similar to those received at other HBCUs

New additions and changes to Spring 2022 academic calendar

Jordan D. Brown and Amere Dorsey
December 8, 2021
These additional safety measures come after years of community safety issues and follow last year’s homecoming where a student was shot on campus during last year’s homecoming festivities at the Montebello Complex.  “Our goal is to make sure that everyone that attends Morgans homecoming does two things, one, that theyre safe and two, that they have a great time,” said Lance Hatcher, chief of police for the Morgan State University Police Department.

Timeline: How homecoming escalated from celebrations to a shooting

Tobechi Mezu, Amere Dorsey, Thalya Baptiste, and Jaina Mosely-Lawson
November 16, 2021
“She was always so resilient. She fought a silent fight. She often kept to herself, never really expressing how she felt other than saying that she knew that she was going to beat it,” said Proctor.

Morgan student reflects on the impact of breast cancer on her family

Amere Dorsey, Contributing Writer
October 31, 2021
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