Michelle Hartsfield may be a teacher by day, but in her spare time she’s taking care of her other children — her cats. Over the years, Hartsfield has volunteered to help animal rescues in Leon and Wakulla counties. “Throughout my life, I’ve always loved animals and would do a little […]
Author: Kaitlyn Walsh | Staff Writer
Breathe in Color fills a niche
In the vibrant heart of Tallahassee lies Breathe in Color Studio, a sanctuary of creative expression and community healing. Founded by Teylor Parks, a graduate of Florida A&M University with a degree in interdisciplinary studies, this studio emerged as a beacon of hope during the times of post-graduation depression exacerbated […]
Planning for graduation costs is key
As the culmination of years of hard work and dedication, the arrival of graduation season heralds a time of both jubilation and contemplation for students nationwide. However, amidst the jubilant anticipation, many find themselves contending with the weighty financial demands that accompany this milestone. For Jasmine Butler, a spring 2023 […]
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How do students spend their money?
College students face an array of expenses, but the money they receive or earn should be spent wisely. Which begs the question: How are students spending their money? Competent spending is essential to maintaining a budget and achieving financial well-being. How students decide to allocate their resources speaks volumes about […]
NAACP warns Black student-athletes
The NAACP has made a strong appeal to Black student-athletes who are thinking about attending universities in Florida, a daring step that will undoubtedly intensify current discussions over diversity and inclusion in education. In response to recent events, such as the University of Florida’s decision to dismantle its Diversity, Equity, […]
FAMU’s Special Olympics Club promotes inclusion
April is a time for reflection and action as communities come together to commemorate Autism Awareness Month. At Florida A&M University, students are spearheading initiatives to foster understanding, acceptance and inclusivity. Jasmine Jenkins, a second-year architecture student from Memphis, Tennessee, serves as the president of the Special Olympics Club at […]
Save the Sole is FAMU-made
There are many ways to give back to those in need and Save the Sole gives back to their community through donation drives. Save the Sole is a student-run community service project that was created in August 2022 by co-founders Takyra Johnson, a fourth-year science pre-physical therapy student, and Nadia […]
The science behind rainy days and fatigue
Have you ever noticed that when it’s cloudy and rainy outside, you tend to feel more tired than usual? On those gloomy days, do you find yourself yearning to nap all day or simply curl up on the couch and watch TV? Many of us can relate to this situation, […]
My journey at FAMU
As a first-generation college student stepping onto the campus of Florida A&M University in 2021, I was filled with a mix of excitement and determination. I quickly learned that FAMU wasn’t just a place to attend classes; it was a vibrant community where ambitious dreams transform into tangible successes. The […]