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The fast-changing sneaker market

Buying sneakers has changed dramatically over the past few years. First, it has gotten harder for people to get their hands on the shoes they want. If you go into a Foot Locker or any other shoe store, you often cannot buy the shoes want. Second, there was an increase […]
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SGA: Homecoming still a go

Set Friday may have been canceled for the rest of the semester, but Homecoming is still a go. At least for now. Carrington Whigham, Student Government Association student body president, said SGA is still planning to have a robust Homecoming. “We are doing everything we can to make sure […]
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The first — and last — Set Friday of 2021

Set Friday, a Florida A&M University tradition that originated years ago but was canceled last year due to the coronavirus, is coming to an end for the new fall semester as COVID-19 continues to rage in Tallahassee. Set Friday started as a way for student entrepreneurs to show and sell […]
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Mira Lowe named new dean of SJGC

After almost a year of searching, Florida A&M University has named Mira Lowe as the new permanent dean of the School of Journalism and Graphic Communication. She is scheduled to join SJGC on Oct. 22. Lowe has served as the assistant dean for student experiences and the director of the […]
Lifestyles
Biology major specializing in culinary delights

It’s safe to say they’re magically delicious. No, not the frosted and toasted cereal with marshmallows you get from your local Walmart, but the home-cooked meals you can get by taking a trip to the Redpoint apartment complex off Mission Road. Carmen Powell, 20, is a third-year biology pre-med […]

News

Some students face issues with tickets at first home game
September 17, 2021
Florida A&M University’s football team took on Fort Valley State University at their first home game of the season at Bragg [...]
Delta variant affecting local hospitals
September 17, 2021
As the two-year recurrence of the deadly COVID-19 surge approaches and a recently FDA approved vaccine that many people are still [...]
Enrollment takes center stage at BOT meeting
September 17, 2021
Despite the decline of enrollment with 500 less undergraduate students this year, Florida A&M University officials put a [...]

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Lifestyles

Yoga outdoors and in a sunken garden
September 17, 2021
Outdoor Yoga Tallahassee held a headphone yoga class Friday at the Goodwood Museum and Gardens. The session took place in the [...]
OCSM is there when students are in need
September 17, 2021
The Office of Case Management Services (OCSM) is an advocate for students, according to Kimberly Ceaser, who manages the office. [...]
20-year-old FSU student opens salon
September 16, 2021
Leauna Smith is not a typical college student. Smith, 20, attends Florida State University as an occupational therapy major. [...]

Sports

Football season continues as pandemic soars in Florida
September 17, 2021
Tallahassee’s football season is certainly the topic of the town. While many residents plan to get the full Saturday night [...]
Rattlers’ volleyball team a melting pot
September 16, 2021
Sports have the power to create social change— and they’ve done so throughout time. As a microcosm of human interactions, [...]
FAMU, SWAC leaders in new NIL world
September 15, 2021
When the Name, Image and Likeness law was enacted in Florida on July 1, effectively granting college athletes the ability to [...]

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