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Zayla Bryant is a ‘tenacious’ leader

Sometimes, we hold ourselves back from reaching our greatest potential because we’re safe in our comfort zones. However, when we get comfortable with the uncomfortable, life’s challenges and opportunities have the power to mold us into the most impactful versions of ourselves. For Zayla Bryant, a third-year business administration student […]
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Ray Louchie: Straight outta Quincy

If you’ve ever driven through nearby Quincy, you might miss it. The small town, sitting just outside Tallahassee, doesn’t scream “Hollywood,” “fame” or “stardom.” But if you listen closely, there’s a sound rising from the dusty streets — raw, uncut and full of grit. It’s the sound of Ray […]
Lifestyles
Willayja Williams and her Read Aloud Program

In an era where technology often takes center stage, Willayja Williams, a second-year healthcare management scholar at Florida A&M University, created a meaningful, impactful initiative to instill the joys of reading and confidence in young children. As a high school student and emerging author, Williams founded her Read Aloud Program […]
News
Gen Z’s quick guide to the 2024 election

Voting has proven to be very stressful for the average American, especially Gen Z. There has been constant turmoil leading up to and during election season. Showcasing consistent division among Americans despite the country’s suggestive name. Gallup-Walton Family Foundation survey found that Gen Z had little to no trust in […]
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African American votes matter

With the election just one day away and early voting closed, it is very important for everyone to vote and have their voice heard. This means everyone: African Americans, Hispanics, whites, males, females and so on. There is a lot at stake Tuesday. America could elect the first African American […]

News

Does the First Amendment prohibit book bans?
December 8, 2024
Books bans have been an ongoing issue in the United States, especially in Florida. Whether or not it is a good idea to ban books [...]
Florida mulls ban on weather modification
December 8, 2024
State Senator Ileana García, R-Miami, has introduced Senate Bill 56, aiming to prohibit weather modification techniques like [...]
FAMU’s 4-year graduation rate lags
December 8, 2024
The diverse network of universities that make up Florida’s higher education system regularly receives top rankings. Many highly [...]

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Lifestyles

Losing the sport, the lack of FAMU players drafted to the NBA
December 19, 2024
Draft season is always stressful for everyone involved: players, coaches, scouts and team officials. Players at HBCUs risk being [...]
‘Grads are back’: A must for every HBCU journalism program
December 19, 2024
Grads are Back is an event highlighting alumni from Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism and Graphic [...]
The importance of voting in Florida
December 19, 2024
Voting is not only a privilege, but it should also be considered a right, especially for African Americans in America. Since [...]

Sports

Women’s win streak now at 4 after SWAC opener
January 8, 2025
The Florida A&M women’s basketball team extended its win streak with a 62-54 victory over Bethune-Cookman in their SWAC [...]
Men’s struggles continue in SWAC opener
January 7, 2025
The Florida A&M men’s basketball team fell 62-55 against rival Bethune-Cookman in their SWAC opener on Saturday. The loss [...]
Losing the sport, the lack of FAMU players drafted to the NBA
December 19, 2024
Draft season is always stressful for everyone involved: players, coaches, scouts and team officials. Players at HBCUs risk being [...]

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