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T-Pain honored with key to Tallahassee and street renaming
Grammy-winning artist T-Pain, known for his distinctive auto-tune sound, was recently honored by his hometown of Tallahassee with a key to the city and the renaming of a street in his honor. T-Pain Lane, formerly known as Pasco Street, was officially renamed in a ceremony held on Monday. Several […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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City Hall at stake in Seat 2 contest
Former Tallahassee Mayor Dot Inman-Johnson and current City Commissioner Curtis Richardson took part in a recent candidate forum as they vie for the City Commission’s Seat 2. Whoever wins their race on Nov. 5 will determine the balance of power in City Hall. The forum was presented by the League […]
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Marquis Hill continues to inspire
November 25, 2024Adversity has the transformative power to create two different types of people. It can break someone, leaving them in the shadow [...] -
Presidential pardons restore hope
November 22, 2024In a historic and transformative move, several individuals across the nation have been granted presidential pardons, marking a [...] -
SACHS Media captures state award
November 22, 2024Imagine being hailed as “two degrees of separation from everyone.” Literally “everyone.” That’s how SACHS Media [...]
Lifestyles
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Peters teaches beyond the classroom
November 26, 2024Karen Peters, a psychology professor at Florida A&M University, has long advocated empowering young women through education [...] -
FAMU students focus on resilience and action after election results
November 22, 2024The results of the 2024 presidential election are in, with former President Donald Trump re-elected in a contentious race that [...] -
Should professors cancel classes during Thanksgiving week?
November 21, 2024Thanksgiving break is the time of year that many students look forward to. It is a time for college students to see their loved [...]
Sports
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FAMU takes on rival BCU
November 22, 2024It’s Florida Classic time for Florida A&M football. The Rattlers are ready to take on Bethune Cookman University after [...] -
Rattlers fall at home in season opener
November 12, 2024The Howard Bisons defeated the Lady Rattlers in the season opener 78 to 66. Both teams showcased their fast-paced offense early [...] -
FAMU heads to Prairie View
November 12, 2024The Florida A&M Rattlers are headed to Prairie View, Texas to take on the Prairie View A&M Panthers. The Rattlers are [...]