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Lifestyles
Concert pays tribute to Tallahassee Bus Boycott
The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra and the Florida A&M University Concert Choir are joining forces for a debut performance in Lee Hall Auditorium called “Powerful Voices.” The event will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday. The concert will commemorate the 1956 Tallahassee Bus Boycott with a historical musical commissioned by composer […]
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COVID is still with us
If you thought that COVID-19 was behind us almost three years after it shut down the world, you might be in for a rude awakening. The global virus that has taken the lives of more than 3 million Americans has squeezed its way back onto the Florida health department charts […]
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Legislature to address social media safety
Brandi Gurley, principal of Orange County Virtual School, has noticed the prevalence of social media and online interaction in her students throughout the school day. She understands that her high school students overwhelmingly use the internet to communicate, connect and explore. “The biggest challenge is finding the balance,” Gurley told […]
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Will DeSantis shake up FAMU’s BOT?
Earlier this month, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed six new members, including some outspoken conservatives, to New College of Florida’s board of trustees. New College is the most liberal and LGBTQ+-led campus in Florida, and DeSantis’ recent selections upset students, staff, faculty and supporters of the school in Sarasota. Some […]
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VP Kamala Harris rallies for abortion rights in Tallahassee
On what should have been a celebratory moment for the fiftieth anniversary of Roe v. Wade, many gathered at The Moon to hear Vice President Kamala Harris discuss restoring women’s reproductive rights. The event was held today at 11 a.m. Florida House of Representative’s member, Fentrice Driskell opened the event […]
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Crime survivors speak at the Capitol
March 23, 2023From the fourth floor of the Capitol Tuesday morning, visitors could hear the chanting: “When survivors speak, change [...] -
Tiny homes may face big changes
March 23, 2023The growing trend of living small in order to save big is being met in Florida with new rules and regulations. Florida State [...] -
Lawmakers prohibit protesting in the Capitol
March 23, 2023As of Feb. 14, 2023, the Department of Management services initiated the Florida Administrative code. The code rules against no [...]
Lifestyles
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Event shines spotlight on Black women
March 24, 2023In honor of Women’s History Month, Leon County employees, students and Tallahassee residents gathered at The Moon Thursday for [...] -
R&B and paint party
March 24, 2023Florida A&M University’s Efferson Student Union and Activities hosted an R&B and Paint event in the Grand Ballroom for [...] -
Local rapper Chidi Ukaga catching on
March 18, 2023New and upcoming rapper Chidi Ukaga is taking Tallahassee by storm. The 23-year-old phenom began his music career in the fifth [...]
Sports
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FAMU becoming a pipeline to the NFL
March 23, 2023HBCU athletes are often overlooked when it comes to getting exposure and opportunities to perform at the next level. However [...] -
Softball team shines at HBCU Classic
March 2, 2023Whether rain or shine, the electricity in the dugout or on the field, The Rattlers have made a name for themselves while [...] -
Women win final home game
February 28, 2023FAMU’s women’s basketball secured a victory over the Southern University Jaguars 57-50 at Al-Lawson. Dylan Horton [...]