Wednesday, September 18, 2024
With the presidential election right around the corner, Americans face opposing perceptions between the two candidates. Joe Biden and Donald Trump are set to be on the ballot Nov. 3 with some voters unsatisfied with both parties. Choosing who to vote for in this upcoming election is a major decision […]
The commander in chief is at it again. President Trump called American troops “losers” and “suckers,” according to a recent article in The Atlantic. His supporters can’t attest to his behavior and Trump continues to deny any claims that support his falsehoods. This isn’t the first time we heard the […]
The summer of the COVID-19 pandemic shows buyers and sellers in the Tallahassee housing market are burning up. The demand for homes in Florida’scapital city is so high that a lack of inventory is causing bidders to go to war on new listings. Without the stress of heavy home insurance […]
The School of Architecture & Engineering Technology at Florida A&M University is home to a professor who is developing unique ways to enhance her students’ learning goals. Valerie Goodwin is an associate professor, artist, author and abstract quilter who has mastered using creative ways to express her professional life. Goodwin […]
Some college students struggle finding a sense of direction in school. For Romagne Burton, her plan was to combine her love for travel and sports in her major of pre-physical therapy. She would be able to earn her degree from Florida A&M University and then travel with major sports teams […]
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University will honor a family that donated a portion of the $2.1 million to construct the new amphitheater. This is the first time the university has named a facility based on a donation. Approximately one-fourth of the facility’s cost will be donated by a family who […]