ST. MAARTEN — As St. Maarten and many other nations issue mandatory stay-home orders, an issue arises where many are struggling to remain in the same environment for a prolonged period of time. For some it’s uncomfortable, abusive or depressing. These lockdowns or self isolations can sometimes mimic the effect […]

The outbreak of the coronavirus has disrupted the education of students worldwide, particularly international students.  FAMU, along with many other schools across the world, has shifted to online education, making it a rough transition for some. A number of United States universities such as Harvard, New York University and Boston […]

After Friday’s sudden announcement of Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communication’s new Dean appointment, FAMU’s Provost Maurice Edington met with students to discuss the changes in faculty and answer student questions. Acting Dean Bettye Grable also spoke to students about their concerns. The town hall at the […]

Many students in FAMU’s School of Journalism & Graphic Communication were stunned by the sudden announcement Friday that SJGC’s dean, Michelle Ferrier, had been replaced by Associate Professor Bettye Grable, who will serve as acting dean. Students and alumni did not take this news lightly. “It really just makes me […]

On some days you can find Monique Ellsworth at her office working on strategies to feed the vulnerable communities in the Big Bend. Other days she may be fundraising, networking or delivering a speech or lecture at an event. She may also be at a farm, working alongside volunteers to […]

Alberta Granger attended Florida A&M University in the early 1970s and pledged as an Alpha Kappa Alpha. At age 21, she was married and had a daughter while attending school. Granger later became a state employee, but she also owned and managed a daycare for 30 years. She’s currently retired […]

Florida state Senator Jason Pizzo wants the United States Congress to recognize Haitians and other Caribbean-Americans’ holidays. As of 2014, approximately 4 million Caribbean immigrants live in the U.S. Of the 4 million, more than 1 million are from Haiti, with a large percentage residing in Miami and the greater […]