Although federal spending for employment opportunities has increased, local unemployment rates and mixed workforce trends leave some college students skeptical about their future in the job market. According to the White House, in March, the U.S. added 228,000 jobs, nearly 100,000 more jobs than economists predicted in the past two […]
Author: Nathara Moise | Staff writer
Hunger-Free Campus Act advances in the House
The Hunger – Free Campus Act is advancing in the house and could go into effect on July 1. This Hunger–Free Campus Grant Program is a part of the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. HB 1245 was created to give grants and funds to postsecondary educational institutions to end […]
Students voice concerns as housing portal opening
Florida A&M University’s housing department announced that the application for the new school year will open next week, leaving many students skeptical about where they will be staying for the upcoming school year. The housing application for returning students will open on March 3 at 9 a.m.: to apply students […]
HCA Healthcare donates to TSC
On Tuesday, Feb. 18, the Tallahassee State College Foundation received a $500,000 donation from HCA Florida Healthcare. This donation was presented to support the next generation of healthcare professionals, as the need for them is continuously growing. This donation will ensure that students get the resources they need to contribute […]
Trump’s trade penalties could affect the economy
On Monday, President Donald Trump agreed to pause the process of imposing tariffs on Mexico and Canada for 30 days. According to The Washington Post, Mexico and Canada both agreed to strengthen their efforts to stop drugs and migrants from crossing into the United States. The tariffs on Chinese goods […]
How to prep for possible snow storm
Winter storm Enzo is expected to make landfall in Tallahassee Tuesday evening and last up until Wednesday morning. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency ahead of the winter storm as temperatures are expected to drop in the low 20s Monday night and reach the upper 40s […]
Should professors cancel classes during Thanksgiving week?
Thanksgiving break is the time of year that many students look forward to. It is a time for college students to see their loved ones that they have not seen in months. It is also a time for students to relax and take a break from academics. Some universities give […]
How do students feel about FAMU’s election season?
Election season is a pivotal moment for many college students at FAMU. This is an opportunity for students to share with their peers different platform points and ideas that they have to make changes to the university. Many students participate actively in the campaigns, and the week is filled […]
Tallahassee raises awareness for breast cancer
October is known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosis among women. Although it is uncommon, men are diagnosed with breast cancer as well. Breast cancer has physical symptoms like pain, fatigue, hair loss, swelling and more. This disease can also affect an […]
Parking issues persist at FAMU
Photo Courtsey: Istock Parking has been a constant issue for many students at Florida A&M University. The university has over 9,000 students, and more than half of these students have vehicles, but there aren’t enough parking spaces to accommodate the students. Earlier this year, the university signed a loan to […]