Wednesday, April 24, 2024
The commander in chief is at it again. President Trump called American troops “losers” and “suckers,” according to a recent article in The Atlantic. His supporters can’t attest to his behavior and Trump continues to deny any claims that support his falsehoods. This isn’t the first time we heard the […]
Many remote workers have become stressed and depressed working from home for the last six months. Some remote workers say it has caused “laziness,” lack of “attention,” and “low communication skills” to their important jobs. The new solution for remote workers who are bored with their home working environment […]
A Tallahassee father and his 10-year-old son were victims of a recent aggravated assault that some are calling a racial hate crime. The case has picked up by multiple media outlets such as B.E.T, the-shade-room, Black Lives Matter social media outlets and more. The Black Tallahassee natives were […]
The first wave of stimulus checks worth $1,200 started to be released nationwide as early as April 17, when the coronavirus pandemic unexpectedly left 1.2 million people unemployed and many businesses to shut down immediately due to lack of workers and funding. Millions of Americans are still unemployed and are […]
Last month, Vogue magazine released its latest issue, featuring a controversial portrait of the world-renowned gymnast Simone Biles. Condé Nast — Vogue’s parent company — is notorious for its questionable, culturally appropriated magazine covers, and so is the famous photographer Annie Leibovitz, who did the photo shoot with Biles. This isn’t […]
Entering our “new normal” of virtual learning, schools and universities have been experiencing a decrease in enrollment for in-person learning. In Leon County, with a district of more than 30,000 students, slightly more than of the students have started the fall semester doing the Virtual Academy rather that return to […]
A video created by, Jatsive Hernandez, a young flight attendant, went viral on Twitter. In the video she talks about how she came up with her “If I go missing” folder and why it is important to have one. The “If I go missing” folder contains information that could potentially […]
One year ago, freshman students were looking forward to moving into their first dorm, engaging in their first homecoming, taking pictures at their first Set Friday, getting to know the different organizations on campus, and participating in convocation singing the FAMU alma mater with pride and joy. Now, the FAMU […]
This year will be very interesting for most Tallahassee natives and college students in the capital city of Florida. After months of deep consideration, all fall sports and 2020 homecoming celebrations have been cancelled at Florida A&M University due to rising COVID-19 cases. Fall sports and annual homecoming celebrations bring […]
Pencils, papers, calculators —and masks? Leon County Schools reopened Monday, but this time with a twist. Back in March all Leon County schools switched to online for the safety of children and families due to the extensive spread of COVID-19. Although there was a summer vacation in between the spring and the […]