Sunday, April 28, 2024
A new exhibit at the Black Archives deals with police violence against men of color. Photo Submitted by Jakeira Gilbert Tiffany Packer and the African-American History to the 20th Century Class hosted their “New Age Lynching: Police Brutality and its Effects on Communities of Color” exhibit grand opening Tuesday at […]
Works by graduating fine arts majors are on display in the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery. Photo Submitted by Jakeira Gilbert. The Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery on Thursday hosted its annual “Visions: Graduating Senior Exhibition,” highlighting the artwork of graduating fine arts students. Dozens of guests, including alumni, faculty, and family […]
Juul, a major e-cigarette manucturer, currently holds the greatest share of the U.S. market. Although the company stated that their product was strictly designed for adult smokers, an April 2018 survey from Truth Initative revealed that JUUL pens like the one displayed in this picture attracts many kids. Photo Submitted […]
Blountstown High School students (left) compete in the opening match of the competition. Photo Submitted by Jakeira Gilbert. The School of Architecture & Engineering Technology hosted its Third Annual VEX Robotic Competition on Saturday, and local, regional middle, and high schools came together to show off their best engineering skills through […]
Leon County Schools, water fountain. Photo Submitted by Jakeira Gilbert. Florida legislators are aiming to mandate cleaner water systems in public schools through a recently introduced bill in the Senate. The proposal, SB 66, was introduced by Senators Janet Cruz, Lauren Book and Annette Taddeo. SB-66 would require school districts in […]
ldquo;Caring,” “ambitious” and “focused,” are three words Livi Grant used to describe herself on a daily basis. The second-year business administration student has already left her mark on the School of Business & Industry, and she plans to continue her hard work and leadership. From her many accolades to […]
With humble beginnings as a tiny storefront on Gaines Street, to a chance to be one of the only independent businesses located in the Governor’s Square Mall, the road to success for Pink Shoe Bag hasn’t been an easy journey. Anthony Castro, owner of this women’s shoe store, first opened […]