Saturday, June 21, 2025
On March 13, 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic was declared a national emergency in the United States. Schools and workplaces nationwide shut down with no definite date to reopen provided by the White House. The graduating classes of 2020 and 2021 faced unconventional junior and senior years of high school […]
In a world dominated by digital screens and typed messages, the delicate swirl of cursive writing seems like a relic of the past. Yet, House Bill 921, a proposed law that would mandate cursive instruction in Florida’s public schools, is igniting a wave of controversy nationwide. HB 921 would […]
The Florida legislative session began March 4 at the Capitol, with the House and Senate convening for their regular 60-day session. The session opened with Gov. Ron DeSantis delivering the State of the Senate address. With topics such as immigration, abortion, gun laws, and racial and gender identity taking center […]
On February 26, the Alpha Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. hosted their annual event, “Suits for Our Sons.” The event provided free business attire, including suits, dress shirts, ties, pants and other business casual clothing to men on FAMU’s campus. As Polemarch Larry LaFrance stated, “Achievement starts […]
Crafty Crab, located on West Tennessee St., delivers a relaxed yet vibrant seafood dining experience that combines coastal charm with Southern hospitality. The restaurant’s interior features sea-themed décor accented by vintage signs that evoke a seaside retreat. Wooden tables and a marine look add warmth to the setting, creating an […]
While crime for this time of year has decreased, concerns about gun violence remain in Tallahassee. In the first three months of 2025, several shooting incidents have occurred across neighborhoods and near college campuses, leaving residents and students uneasy. “This isn’t just a problem for the police department,” stated the […]
In Florida, social media safety for minors continues to be a big deal. Parents and lawmakers are demanding more precautions as children grow up in a digital world where the number of likes, shares and followers determines their self-esteem. As a mother of four, Leah White has seen it all […]
Albert Chester Sr., the FAMU quarterback who led the Rattlers to the 1978 FCS National Championship, has been honored as a member of the 2025 Bob Hayes Hall of Fame class. The Bob Hayes Hall of Fame is an annual ceremony that showcases and celebrates athletes, students, partners, and humanitarians […]
Florida lawmakers are considering removing a legislation passed in 2023 that required later start times for middle and high schools across the state. The initial legislation required high schools to start no earlier than 8:30 a.m. and middle schools no earlier than 8 a.m., with full implementation set for 2026. […]
The Broward County sheriff’s office invites eager spring breakers to enjoy their time off on its beaches after the Miami Police Department released a spring break ‘breakup’ video aimed at college students last year. Miami Beach has served as one of the most popular spring break destinations for college students […]