Opinions

Breonna Taylor’s case a slap in the face to Black women

Still reeling from the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, Black people in this country have not had enough time to heal. The fight for Black lives is still burning. People are still marching. We are still hoping for change. But the recent outcome of Breonna Taylor’s […]

Lifestyles

Tally Cat Café is purr-fect

Have you ever felt lonely, stressed from school, or miss the touch and companionship of your furry friend? Luck for you, Tallahassee has a couple of welcoming places designed to solve all of those issues. The Tally Cat Café has a variety of drinks and tasty treats to choose from. […]

News

Out of quarantine, RA doesn’t know how he tested positive

There is a natural scare factor that comes with testing positive for COVID-19.  Not knowing where or when you could have contracted the virus, or who you could have infected, leaves a trail of questions running through your head. Florida A&M University student Jairus Williams had all these questions and […]

Opinions

Black celebrities are not doing enough for HBCUs

More Black celebrities should cater to HBCUs — and by HBCUs, I mean all HBCUs. Almost each and every one of us has heard about the “Black Ivies,” which commonly includes Howard University, Hampton University, Morehouse College and Spelman College, but there are way more Black colleges and universities that […]

News

Electoral Commission thwarts freshmen candidates

Florida A&M University’s Student Senate held its weekly Zoom meeting on Monday where senators heard concerns by freshmen regarding the upcoming fall elections. Two freshmen candidates for senator said the Electoral Commission prevented them from having their names on FAMU’s election ballot. Student Senate hopefuls Ariel Burks and YuKwon Toney […]