Sunday, June 22, 2025
A new immigration bill in Florida that outlines new restraints for those who are here in the state illegally will now take away in-state tuition for “Dreamer” college students. If this bill is signed into law, more than 6,500 “Dreamer” students will no longer be able to receive in-state tuition, […]
February is here, and the Florida A&M softball season is just around the corner. The Rattlers are entering the season with a new head coach after the departure of Camise Patterson last season to Alabama State. In October, FAMU Athletics announced they’d hired longtime prep coach Brittany Beal, just months […]
Project 2025 is a name that has haunted the ears of many Americans since before the election, with many voicing concerns about its effects. The initiative was published by The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, in April 2023. It is a federal policy agenda aimed at restructuring the executive […]
Public transportation is important for cities looking to provide efficient and sustainable transit options. Residents in Tallahassee, specifically a significant number of students from Florida State University, Florida A&M University and Tallahassee State College, are questioning the accessibility and reliability of StarMetro, the city’s main transit system. What does Tallahassee’s […]
A new “Winter Boots” trend has recently risen across TikTok and other social media platforms. Intriguingly, netizens are not referring to actual winter boots. Instead, they are using the trend to communicate information, specifically regarding political issues in the wake of the possible censorship that may be occurring. TikTok caused […]
Finding a peaceful place to study or unwind in Tallahassee can be a challenge. But for anyone seeking that perfect balance of caffeine, comfort and quiet, Foxtail Coffee Co. might just be the answer. Located at 1327 S Monroe St, Unit 103, Foxtail Coffee opened its doors less than a […]
On Monday, January 27, a pipe burst on the second floor of Florida A&M University’s Village East, causing water to spill from the ceiling out into the hallway. While no severe property damage was reported, many residents expressed frustration over the lack of official communication from FAMU Housing, saying they […]
DUI enforcement may become even stricter in Florida. Senate Bill 138, filed on January 3, adds more provisions to DUI stops. Some of these include prohibiting a person from using or driving a vehicle under the influence of any substance and adding a second-degree misdemeanor offense for those who decline […]
Tallahassee’s recent weather events have led to increased talks of burying the city’s power lines. However, with the cost of getting it done and government funding limited, is Tallahassee really prepared to take that step? From tornadoes to unexpected snowfall, the Big Bend is no stranger to intense weather events. […]
In March, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 3, the social media verification law. This law went into effect in Florida on Jan. 1 with the intention of prohibiting children aged 13 and under from creating a social media account. However, this law allows teens aged 14 and 15 to […]