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The deadly tradition of hazing
Hazing, a long-standing practice in many organizations, is often seen as a rite of passage but has repeatedly led to tragic consequences—including the recent death of 20-year-old Caleb Wilson. The Baton Rouge Police Department recently released disturbing details about the events leading to Wilson’s death. During the hazing ritual, nine […]
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Bryant, Williams make SGA history
In a historic victory, Zayla Bryant and Kennedy Williams have been elected as the new Student Government Association president and vice president at Florida A&M University. The Bryant-Williams ticket secured 56% of the vote, earning 2,005 votes in Tuesday’s election. They defeated incumbent President Loryn May and her running […]
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Marching 100 pushes forward despite financial struggles
Despite its storied reputation and cultural significance to Florida A&M University, the Marching 100 faces financial challenges impacting scholarships, travel opportunities and overall resources. Kazah Dixon, trumpet assistant section leader, said the issue is with the band’s leadership and how the university allocates its funds. “It’s not really a […]
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SJGC installs new security measures
The Florida A&M University School of Journalism & Graphic Communication (SJGC) has implemented new security measures, including restricted door access and enhanced camera surveillance, sparking attention from students. There’s been a gradual growth in security upgrades surrounding the building, ultimately changing the way students get to and from their classrooms. […]
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Former president of Ireland highlights Rule of Law challenges at FSU College of Law
Former president of Ireland, Mary Robinson, visited the Florida State University College of Law this afternoon to discuss the rule of law in international human rights. She started by expressing her sadness about the current state of the United States. “I actually feel saddened and dismayed to be giving this […]
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University of Tampa, USF under investigation
March 27, 2025The University of South Florida and the University of Tampa are under investigation for alleged antisemitic harassment and [...] -
UF introduces online teaching degree
March 27, 2025A new online degree could help solve Florida’s teacher shortage, but it may be only a quick fix. The University of Florida has [...] -
Lawmakers tackle medical marijuana issues
March 27, 2025The Florida Legislature has presented several proposals that will affect the state’s medicinal marijuana program. Notably, [...]
Lifestyles
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The req room: Tallahassee’s newest space for arts and entertainment
March 27, 2025Art enthusiasts in Tallahassee now have a new creative hub with the opening of the Req Room, a venue designed to celebrate all [...] -
CRA rejects Railroad Square purchase proposal
March 27, 2025Tallahassee’s beloved Railroad Square Art District may be on the brink of major changes. With the Tallahassee Community [...] -
Students struggle to acquire summer internships
March 24, 2025With the summer 2025 internship season approaching, students are racing against time to secure jobs, facing mounting pressure and [...]
Sports
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Wildcats win series over Rattlers
March 24, 2025Over the weekend of March 14-15, 2025, FAMU softball played a three-game series against Bethune-Cookman in Daytona Beach, [...] -
FAMU basketball programs seasons end
March 24, 2025The Florida A&M 2024-2025 basketball season has come to a close for both the men and women in the Southwestern Athletic [...] -
FAMU softball falls to FSU
March 21, 2025Florida A&M softball took on the Florida State Seminoles for their eighth game of the season. The two Tallahassee teams [...]