TikTok continues to surge as the social media app steadily becomes the ultimate resource for millions. As of late, TikTok — recently known to some as “FitTok” — has become an immediate hotspot for fitness gurus and influencers. Influencer, YouTube creator and mother to TikTok’s newest workout regimen — 12-3-30 […]
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‘Snowfall’ returns, at last
Looking to find an interesting TV series that will have you gripping the bottom of your seat? Then “Snowfall” may be the one. “Snowfall” is a crime drama series created by the late John Singleton, first debuting on FX July 5, 2017. The TV series revolves around the first crack […]
Mixed verdict for first week of HyFlex classes
After months of not being on campus, more students are adjusting to having HyFlex classes or FAMU Flex classes. Before being able to come back on campus all students and faculty were required to get tested for COVID-19. Students and faculty coming to campus must get tested biweekly with undergraduate […]
Tuition, fees need to be reduced for remote learning
It is no secret that college tuition is and has always been expensive. Among other things, college is made up of a lot more than just the education factors. There is the vital impact of the experience as well . Which leads to the question: Should tuition be lowered, due […]
Students will pay to stream home games despite mandatory fees
As COVID-19 continues to run its course, the world of sports continues to adapt and make the necessary changes to continue on during this time of uncertainty. The Florida A&M University men’s basketball team is still awaiting to play the remaining scheduled home games due to COVID-19 restrictions. The culture […]
A preview of Black History Month events in Tallahassee
There are only days until the beginning of February, which is Black History Month. Many people congregate together to celebrate all of the achievements made by African Americans. With COVID-19 cases continuing to roil the nation, a variety of events that usually occur in-person will go virtual this year. One […]
Review: Jazmine Sullivan’s ‘Heaux Tales’ a showcase for women’s pain
After an end to her hiatus, R&B artist Jazmine Sullivan has added an unexpected twist to her long-awaited EP “Heaux Tales,” leaving fans feeling empowered and open-minded. Sullivan is nothing short of a storyteller as the EP depicts various lifestyles of women by exploring sexuality and difficult conversations that women […]
Local agencies helping residents survive COVID crisis
People in the greater Tallahassee area have been faced with unprecedented hardships during the ongoing pandemic that have forced them to go without basic living essentials such as food, shelter and, most importantly, reliable income that would help them pay bills in a timely manner. Programs such as the Big […]
Masks rarely stay on at parties
With COVID-19 rates increasing day by day, it seems as if some people were determined to party with big crowds before returning to in-person classes. This past holiday weekend, there were brunches, lunches, open club events, and plenty of house parties as students enjoyed an extra day off from classes. […]
Dean David Jackson ‘bleeds orange and green’
Florida A&M’s dean of the School of Graduate Studies and Research, David Jackson, was recently appointed to serve as an official member of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) Ocoee Election Day Riots Historical Review and Dedication Committee. The infamous Ocoee Massacre took place on Nov. 2, 1920, lasting […]