Sunday, October 6, 2024
Funky Turns Forty, an exhibit focused on art hailing from the ‘60s and ‘70s, made its debut Saturday at the Meek-Eaton Black Archives on Florida A&M University’s campus to enlighten students and the community. This fine arts exhibit honors the 40th anniversaries of the Saturday morning cartoons that featured positive […]
Every year students travel to some of Florida’s most beautiful and talked about beaches for their spring break destination: Panama City Beach, Miami Beach and Key West. A properly planned trip made for laughter and fun, quickly made a turn for the worst after arriving at the Hyatt Windward Pointe […]
Coutesy of YouTube Florida A&M University will collaborate with The City of Tallahassee to host its inaugural Harambee Festival Feb. 28 at Cascades Park from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Harambee, which means “let’s pull together” in Swahili, describes this year’s festival theme: Inspiring Unity in the Community. The Harambee Festival connected […]
Courtesy of My Plastic Free Life Robyn Seniors, president of the senior class at Lawton Chiles High School in Tallahassee and co-chair of the Clean Water for Flint youth committee, spoke at the Third Thursday Lecture Series hosted by Florida A&M University’s Sociology and Criminal Justice Club. Seniors was prompted […]
Courtesy of Selma 50 Florida A&M University’s Sociology and Criminal Justice Club hosted their third Thursday Lecture Series, where Catrena Carter and Faya Rose Touré spoke about the 51st annual Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, in FAMU’s Perry Paige Auditorium. Every year the Bridge Crossing Jubilee Inc. hosts the commemoration of […]
Courtesy of Geneia Holman Florida A&M University’s Army ROTC program hosted their inaugural Allied Health Day, where they displayed an Army Field Hospital Wednesday in Howard Hall on FAMU’s campus. An Army Field Hospital is a small mobile medical unit designed to treat soldiers immediately during disasters or major accidents. […]