Saturday, April 27, 2024
According to the United Nations, the world’s population has reached 8 billion people and is still expanding, with much of the expansion coming from developing African countries. Nigeria is one of them. Its resources are already at a maximum capacity. In Lagos, which has a population of more than 15 […]
Every semester students take a moment to contemplate the concluding semester. The findings of course evaluations provide professors a better idea of how successfully their students’ learning needs are being met. They supposedly use student input to design, adapt and enhance their courses. Each year, departments use the outcomes of […]
Sylniqua Janay, a FAMU alumna, is a full-time research associate and fashion designer from Miami. Her brand, Janay Atelier, consists of handmade fashion. She sews each piece. Her brand name is Janay Atelier; Janay comes from her middle name, and Atelier means “workshop or studio for an artist,” which ultimately […]
A temporary gas-tax break, effective for October, should lower Florida gas prices this month. The state’s Florida Motor Fuel Tax Relief Act of 2022 took effect on Oct. 1. By doing so, the state suspends its 25.3-cent gasoline tax for the rest of October. According to the state average, it […]
The Wandering Chef food truck was a beloved staple of the FAMU community, and its absence is felt around the campus. The Wandering Chef arrived on campus in October 2016 and was a great food spot for students and faculty for three years, until it closed due to the pandemic. […]
It’s a new school year with an old pandemic, and everything is reverting to normal except for the pandemic. With everything opening back up to standard, students are returning to campus with optional masks and six feet of distance not being enforced. FAMU offered hybrid classes last year, where some […]