On April 7, Interim Dean Seth Ablordeppey announced that the National Institutes of Health had canceled a significant research grant awarded to Florida A&M University. The $16.3 million grant supported the university’s long-standing Research Centers in Minority Institutions program, which has been in place since 1985. Although the grant was […]

A popular New Orleans-inspired cafe has a new location in Tallahassee.  Beignets & Brew has opened its much anticipated West Tennessee Street location, continuing to grow its presence in the Capital City. The cafe’s first Tallahassee location opened last October on Timberlane Road.  Located in the Varsity Place shopping center, […]

Tallahassee, most known as a college town home to over 70,000 students, has even more to offer in its rural areas.  Communities such as Bradfordville, Centerville and Miccosukee maintain a country feel despite the urban development work happening throughout Tallahassee. The local landscape features rolling hills, canopy roads and farmlands.  […]

With the summer 2025 internship season approaching, students are racing against time to secure jobs, facing mounting pressure and frustration.  The U.S. job market is currently relatively stable, with an unemployment rate of 4.1%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. However, hiring rates are still down […]

Sitting precisely one mile from the Florida Capitol, The Grove Museum illustrates Black history in Tallahassee.  The building that now houses the museum was constructed between 1835 and 1840 under the direction of Richard Keith Call, Florida’s third and fifth territorial governor. Built by the skilled labor of enslaved […]