Sunday, June 22, 2025
FAMU’s women’s basketball is back on the road again after their first conference loss at home against Alabama on Saturday. Head coach Bridgette Gordon explained what those last moments felt like leading up to the final buzzer. “We fought really, really hard,” Gordon said. “I can’t say we played smart. […]
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 […]
Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles publicly proposed to amend the 22 Amendment, allowing President Donald Trump to serve a third term. The 22 Amendment, ratified in 1951, states that all elected presidents may only serve two terms in office, totaling up to eight years as president. This amendment was enacted as […]
If you thought you had reality TV figured out, think again. “The Traitors” Season 3 is the psychological reality TV thriller you didn’t know you needed. From shocking betrayals to intense prize-pot boosting challenges, this season cranks up the suspense and strategy, making it a must-watch for fans of drama […]
The removal of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives has sparked a nationwide conversation about the future of diversity in educational spaces and the workforce. This issue has gained significant attention, especially in the wake of political changes that have seen policies to dismantle DEI programs being implemented in schools, universities […]
On Jan. 27, Rutgers University canceled its HBCU conference, said to spotlight HBCU leaders and students, in compliance with President Trump’s anti-Diversity, Equity and Inclusion executive orders scheduled for Jan. 30. The virtual conference, organized by Rutgers Graduate School of Education’s Center for Minority Serving, a way for students of […]
Florida’s House Bill 1365 was designed to address various urban issues, aiming to increase public safety and community well-being. Signed into law by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on March 20, 2024, the bill attempts to provide solutions to ensure that individuals who experience homelessness have access to resources. Even though […]
Election season at Florida A&M University is underway, with more rules and regulations than before.FAMU’s Electoral Commission (EC) has implemented a new requirement for anyone interested in becoming a candidate for all candidates running for office. According to Famu Elections on Instagram, potential candidates must complete and pass the Evaluation […]
For many first-generation and low-income students, the road to a college degree is filled with financial, emotional and academic challenges. The Esther Funds Foundation, a faith-based non-profit organization, is stepping in to change that narrative—one student at a time. The foundation, which focuses on preventing college dropouts by addressing external […]
Tallahassee International Airport is set to receive a $6.7 million federal grant to fund critical infrastructure improvements, city officials recently announced. The funding, awarded through the Federal Aviation Administration Airport Infrastructure Grants program, will be used for new taxiways and lighting upgrades aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency. According to […]