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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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The lasting legacy of the Tallahassee bus boycotts
Nearly 70 years ago, events would take place that cemented themselves in the storied history of Tallahassee and were a shining example of the massive organizing efforts of the Civil Rights Movement. A few short months after the storied refusal of Rosa Parks to give up her seat in Montgomery, […]
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The meaning behind the Evaluation of Candidacy test
Election season at Florida A&M University is underway, with more rules and regulations than before.FAMU’s Electoral Commission (EC) has implemented a new requirement for anyone interested in becoming a candidate for all candidates running for office. According to Famu Elections on Instagram, potential candidates must complete and pass the Evaluation […]
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Will HB 63 be enough for women in Florida?
As Florida grapples with contentious debates over reproductive rights, a new piece of legislation, HB 63, stands at the intersection of pregnancy support and political ideology. The bill proposes enhanced oversight and accountability for the Florida Pregnancy Care Network (FPCN), requiring unannounced Department of Health visits and stricter financial audits. […]
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Double homicide shocks Gadsden County’s Shiloh community
February 16, 2025“This is way too much for us to deal with…” said an anonymous resident who lives behind the Mobil Gas Station in Quincy [...] -
Could DEI rollbacks affect HBCU students’ career development?
February 16, 2025On Jan. 20, President Trump signed executive orders eliminating DEI programs within the federal government, stating in his [...] -
Will Trump’s raised tariffs impact Chinese owned brands?
February 16, 2025On Feb. 1st, President Donald Trump issued three new executive orders to impose tariffs on all imports from the United States [...]
Lifestyles
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FAMU students reflect and honor legacy
February 12, 2025As February marks the beginning of Black History Month, it serves as a time to honor and reflect on the invaluable contributions [...] -
A taste of Southern comfort
February 11, 2025Maple Street Biscuit Company, located in the heart of Tallahassee, has grown in popularity among both locals and students. The [...] -
Lofty Pursuits: a sweet spot for food and fun
February 11, 2025Lofty Pursuits is a soda fountain, toy store and ice cream shop all in one, making it one of Tallahassee’s most unique spots. [...]
Sports
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Changing the game for Florida’s student-athletes
February 11, 2025In a move that could reshape Florida’s high school athletic landscape, House Bill 151 is stirring up discussions across the [...] -
Eagles deny three-peat
February 11, 2025On Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles secured their second-ever Lombardi Trophy with a dominant performance at Super Bowl LIX, [...] -
Rattlers ready for SWAC East round-up
February 7, 2025The Lady Rattlers are gearing up for their second trip down the road to D’lberville, Mississippi this year. This is where the [...]