Ahja Harris is a fourth-year biology major at Florida A&M University who is one of a select number of students eligible in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields to receive future funding from a new five-year federal grant. The funding can provide more opportunities and resources for future […]
Author: Kiara Carey | Staff writer
Review: The ‘Power’ universe captivates
Have you thought about watching the show “Power” but you’ve been unsure if it’s something you’d like to indulge in? Well, let’s review, shall we? The “Power” series is one of of the most popular streamed series on Starz. This show was created by Courtney A. Kemp and Curtis “50 […]
At last, dance concerts return to Lee Hall
Dance concerts involving many performance organizations such as FAMU Elite Dance Squad or Attack Dance Crew occurred frequently at Florida A&M University before the coronavirus put a halt to many activities. Now, the university is back in action and dance organizations have been preparing for shows this semester. On Friday, […]
FAMU food pantry receives $5,000 donation
Florida A&M’s Student Health Services received a $5,000 check from Publix on Tuesday to go toward the food pantry on campus. The food pantry, available to students and employees, has been around for about 13 years. It’s open Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Fridays from 10 a.m. to […]
TCC to FAMU pipeline thriving
Elizabeth James, a biology pre-med major at Florida A&M, started her college career at Tallahassee Community College. This is her first semester at FAMU. “As a transfer student, from TCC to FAMU, I think that was the best decision I did,” James said. “I was able to work at my […]
Student Senate continues confirmations and passes legislation
Florida A&M University’s student senate held a productive meeting confirming three executive branch members, passing two legislative bills, discussing important committee updates and holding an informative, yet touching presentation for suicide prevention following World Suicide Prevention Day, which took place Sept. 10. The meeting was run by Student Senate President Artise […]
Publix provides for Second Harvest, other food banks
Publix decided to make a difference this September during Hunger Action Month, with plans to donate $5.5 million to more than 300 Feeding America member food banks and other nonprofits. The Florida-based supermarket chain understands that these outlets provide a vital service to the communities they serve, so doing what […]
Local businesses profit from the return of college football and its fans
Suspense, excitement, and school spirit aren’t the only reasons citizens of Tallahassee missed having a normal football season last year. College football has a significant impact on Tallahassee’s economy and local businesses. Now, businesses are back in action as the season returns. According to Visit Tallahassee, Tallahassee broke records in […]
Organizations work to vaccinate Black communities
Tallahassee organizations are working together to educate black communities about the importance of COVID-19 vaccinations. Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, Black Men’s Health and Abundant Life And Restoration Ministries (ALARM) International Church are working to increase the vaccination rate amongst blacks in their communities. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation health […]
Leon County protesters stand against jailhouse injustices
The Tallahassee Community Action Committee (TCAC) gathered together in front of the Leon County sheriff’s office Saturday to protest for better conditions at the Leon County Jail. Tallahassee Community Action Committee is a local organization that is dedicated to fighting for peace, justice, and equality through direct action. TCAC is […]