As the 2022 midterm election approaches, hopes for a “red wave” have not materialized, with votes still coming in from the Senate race in Arizona. In addition, there is a Senate runoff race between Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock and Republican nominee Herschel Walker taking place on December 6, 2022. More […]

The Florida Medical Board has voted on a draft ruling that will ban gender-affirming care for transgender children under the age of 18. The draft includes the prohibition of hormone blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries for children under 18. Medical board members were subjected to a five-hour protest against such […]

Florida A&M University second-year law student Rachel Smith, a recent recipient of the Joel Stern Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Pipeline Scholarship, won $10,000 for her diligent work and dedication. Smith was raised in Plant City, Florida, with her four siblings, grandparents and single mother. The strain of relying on a […]

Florida A&M University announced in May 2022 that a portion of Wahnish Way would be closed due to safety concerns. There was also the construction of the Will Packer Amphitheater during that time, as well as the establishment of the COVID-19 testing and vaccination center located on Wahnish Way. The […]

Imagine this, the fall semester is approaching and preparing for long days on campus with classes. BOOM! The student logs in to their iRattler account and notices that tuition is due. This scenario would make anyone crazy because they cannot control when their federal Pell Grants, other grants, and loans […]

Florida A&M University’s  Student Government Association held its first meeting of the semester Monday. The governing body discussed upcoming meetings, events and held a confirmation for new members. Prior to beginning the meeting, there was a roll call for all senators and chairs and a brief prayer.  SGA chair President, […]