Monday, February 17, 2020
On Feb. 8 a story on Instagram photo blog page “HumansofNY” gained a lot of attention. The story focuses on a married couple and specifically the troubled past of the husband “Bobby Love” whose real name turns out to be “Walter Miller.” Miller had a colorful past that involved stealing, […]
Heart disease is a disease that can affect anyone and in some cases, it is inherited and passed down, which is why healthy lifestyles are recommended for all. February is American Heart Month and the goal is to raise awareness about heart health and to advise people around you to […]
The bright lights, screaming fans and the growth in one’s popularity are just some aspects associated with sports, but what happens when the noise dies down and those lights shut off? For many athletes it’s a challenge to find and create a name for themselves when it’s time to hang […]
Club R.E.A.L, also known as the Real Estate and Leadership club, was founded in February of 2011 by Florida A&M University student Adam Ramsey. FAMU was the first historically black college/university to ever have a real estate club. This school year students have banded together to revamp the real estate […]
Art Talk is a monthly event where art graduates from FAMU visit and talk about the importance of visual arts. The host for the most Art Talk was Harris Wiltsher, a FAMU fine arts professor. “Art is a very important subject that more students should be engaged in,” Wiltscher said. […]
Marvin Leveille has taken the word “starving” to a whole new level. A third-year economic student with a minor in business administration, Leveille took his campaign theme and started a movement. Leveille describes himself as a quiet leader, someone who follows first and takes over when needed. But when it […]
FAMU’s Office of Financial Aid is designed to assist students with their finances. Students often seek help but sometimes they aren’t aware of what they need to do to meet financial advisers halfway. Some assistance offered to students is the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA). Students are required to […]
Life was good back when you used to get AR points and prizes for reading books and testing well. Without that incentive, how often do you read now? Reading books is fun and at times even therapeutic, but the numbers for Gen Z readers continue to decline and it’s not […]
For seafood lovers in Tallahassee, it can be quite expensive to indulge in the one thing you love most. But for one business owner, affordability, customer service and a love for making good food are what keep her seafood-oriented company thriving. At a young age, Ashly Curry was always in […]
Although World Blood Donor Day is June 14, the need for blood donations is almost always at a near-critical level. According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. Blood donations are commonly publicized but the supply doesn’t match the demand. Giving blood can […]