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Spring sickness follows spring break
Spring sickness has arisen on Florida A&M University‘s campus since spring break. Students have been complaining of flu-like symptoms such as sore throat, fever, body aches and chills. Often, once students are tested they are quickly surprised with a positive COVID-19 test. During the pandemic students were able to take […]
Shooting at Island Seafood
Island Seafood Restaurant is at the center of attention due to a violent shootout that happened approximately around 9:38 p.m. at 1019 North Monroe Street on Saturday, April 22, in the Island Seafood parking lot. Island Seafood is a seafood restaurant located in Tallahassee. Island Seafood is known for its […]
Crime survivors stage healing vigil
Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice (CSSJ) will host their annual Survivors Speak Healing Vigil at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Quincy. After a legislative victory Wednesday with the passage of HB 233 — also known as Curtis’ Law — CSSJ members are looking forward to celebrating together and sharing the […]
More honors for Jake Gaither Golf Course
Jake Gaither, the legendary Florida A&M University football coach, is set to receive yet another post-humous honor. The City of Tallahassee’s Jake Gaither Golf Course will commemorate another significant day in its illustrious 66-year existence on Monday, May 1, when the much-anticipated historical marker for the storied golf course will […]
Last Set Friday
Florida A&M University had its last Set Friday of the school year. As students gear up for finals week, the last Set Friday placed their nerves at ease. Set Friday has become a tradition at FAMU, and many students and alums look forward to it every other week. Students gather […]
SGA prepares for $3.1 million budget
With the end of the semester approaching, senate president Pro Temp Londe Mondelus and Organization and Finance chair Ahmad Kebe had one final task to complete before the last senate meeting. The task marks the end of their terms as members of the student senate before Mondelus assumes her position […]
A bittersweet farewell for Student Senate
This Monday’s senate meeting was one full of emotion. Many members of the 52nd Student Senate will not be returning for the 53rd Senate, and they took their chance to relish their experience in the senate and say their goodbyes. Before the senate bid farewell for the semester, business was […]
FBI warns public about phone charging stations
Many people travel through airports and other public places like malls daily. Some at these places, for an extended time, may need to charge their phones. The FBI recently warned against using public phone charging stations in public places like airports or malls. These stations are insecure; using them can […]
Rattlers represent at ‘Stay Woke’ rally
Students at Florida A&M University rallied behind multiple organizations Thursday to host a “Stay Woke: Become the Vote” event. Many FAMU students have been rallying in recent months because of developments at the Capitol, with lawmakers approving legislation that will dramatically affect the lives of Florida residents, especially college students. […]