Author: Samuel Williams | Staff writer

Opinions

SJGC needs to change Capstone

The greatest milestone for a Florida A&M University broadcast journalism or public relations major obtaining their degree is the Capstone process. Capstone is a presentation of a student’s portfolio, in which the student showcases works and projects throughout their time attending FAMU. Capstone has been an integral part of the […]

Lifestyles

Earth Day at FAMU engages students, residents

Florida A&M University held its second annual Earth Day event Saturday. It was hosted by the University Scholarship Program in conjunction with the United States Department of Agriculture at the Will Packer Amphitheater. In addition to school departments, multiple agencies and organizations came out in support of the event, such […]

Lifestyles

Flea market bouncing back post-COVID

The Tallahassee Flea Market has been a hub for trade and collectibles for many years. Though the location faced its hardships during the COVID-19 pandemic, many supporters agree that the site is invaluable. Tom Yates is a local buyer and collector who has frequented the Tallahassee Flea Market for more […]

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Conditions at The Social 2700 can be challenging

2700 West Pensacola St., known as The Social 2700 Student Spaces, has come under scrutiny from various sources highlighting a failing infrastructure in multiple units and around the property. Florida A&M student Alexander Harris is a resident of The Social 2700. Harris said his experience staying at The Social 2700 […]

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Evolving Kearney Center a valuable resource

The Kearney Center is determined to reduce the homeless population in Leon County. The local one-stop shop applies numerous strategies in order to transition displaced individuals into a more permanent environment. The center, located at 2650 Municipal Way, has been in operation at its current location since 2015, and has […]

Lifestyles

Halisi Africa hopes to find a home on campus

Halisi Africa is a local business that succeeds in bringing cultural and culinary products with African roots to Tallahassee. The shop, locally owned and family operated in Railroad Square, has become a staple for cultural diversity and culinary experiences. Regardless of  Halisi’s presence in Railroad Square, Florida A&M University senior […]

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Medical marijuana outlets proliferating in Leon County

It seems that Tallahassee is turning over a new leaf for the medical marijuana industry. More than 10 independent medical marijuana companies operate within Tallahassee, with multiple locations throughout Leon County. The number of businesses is still growing, and the presence of various medical marijuana firms are having an impact […]