In a celebration of resilience and triumph, the upcoming event, “Dad, I’m in College Now,” promises an open and inspiring discussion about the journey from single-parent households to achieving higher education. This unique panel discussion, featuring individuals who have successfully transitioned from such backgrounds to higher education, aims to shed […]
Author: Sidney Berry | Staff writer
FAMU students urged to stand for Palestinians
In the wake of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, a notable silence echoes across Florida A&M University’s campus as students and organizations are perceived to be relatively quiet with limited visible actions and initiatives in support of Palestinians. When compared to other campuses and organizations in Tallahassee, some […]
SBI student takes top honors in HBCU competition
The world of finance is a fast-moving and competitive arena where standing out from other players requires a unique combination of strategy, dedication and a deep understanding of the markets. Florida A&M University transfer student Jaeden Patterson, a fourth-year business administration major, recently demonstrated all of these qualities, emerging in […]
Homecoming a special week for faculty, too
Homecoming week at Florida A&M University is more than just a celebration of school spirit; it’s a vibrant time of tradition, camaraderie and spirit that unites students, alumni and the entire community to create unforgettable memories. For faculty at FAMU, preparing for homecoming week is an exciting yet challenging task. […]
Homecoming a big deal at FSU, too
FSU celebrates homecoming, too. In the vibrant city of Tallahassee, where college football fervor knows no bounds, it’s not only Florida A&M University that excels in captivating the hearts of sports enthusiasts and orchestrating breathtaking homecoming festivities. Among Florida State University’s time-honored traditions, none shine brighter than homecoming, boasting a […]
Journey through time: ‘Two Trains Running’ at the Essential Theatre
FAMU’s Essential Theatre is assured to transport its audience to the heart of the 20th-century African-American experience. The stage is set for an enthralling production of “Two Trains Running,” a masterpiece penned by the legendary playwright August Wilson and expertly directed by Luther D. Wells. This production stands as the […]
Bragg getting better and better
Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium, home to the Rattlers’ football team, has undergone a remarkable transformation, providing a revamped game-day experience that has left over 17,000 spectators electrified this football season. Having hosted two thrilling home games this month, the stadium’s new features have ignited a wave of fan […]
Is FAMU underrepresented in CollegeTown?
Tallahassee’s bustling CollegeTown, strategically located between the campuses of Florida A&M University and Florida State University, was envisioned as a hub for collegiate dining, entertainment, game-day festivities and shopping, catering to college students, alumni and local residents. However, a striking disparity has emerged in the representation and support for these […]
Housing applications being accepted after extensive waitlist
Vacant rooms in on-campus housing on Florida A&M University’s campus have sparked disappointment and questions from denied student applicants. FAMU has struggled in recent years to provide enough on-campus housing for both incoming and returning students. To combat this issue, FAMU purchased Citivue and Brooklyn Yards, now Rattler Pointe, last […]
Hall, a trailblazer, battles food insecurity
Food is a way of bringing people together and celebrating community among all cultures. More importantly, food is a part of every human’s basic needs and is critical for one’s survival and health. Unfortunately, food insecurity is disproportionately high among racial minority groups, due to the maltreatment of people of […]