Friday, July 4, 2025
While COVID-19 has impacted many aspects of life across the world, students studying abroad must also cope with change. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved the first COVID-19 vaccine. This caused some students at Florida A&M University to have high expectations for the Office of International Education and […]
Did you know that Kamala Harris is here in Tallahassee? Well, not the actual vice president — but she is part of a mural dedicated to women at the Railroad Square Craft House. Nick Seabolt has been making the world brighter with paintings for more than 25 years. Seabolt loves […]
This summer signaled the return to a new normal, with remote and in-person internships — compared to 2020, where an estimated half of all internship programs were canceled altogether. Yet, some students are having a difficult time securing an internship and gaining necessary professional experience. According to Indeed.com, most employers […]
In-person classes have resumed, and the Covid-19 virus has not gone away. Students attending Florida A&M University are being asked to wear their masks when in buildings, vaccinated or not. Most students do not have an issue with wearing a mask on campus. They see it as their way of […]
It’s the third week of school and organizations at Florida A&M University are gearing up to begin hosting engaging activities and events for the student body. One organization, the FAMU Pre-Dental Society, has a host of events that it has planned that students who are interested in a career in […]
It was a tough weekend for the Florida A&M University volleyball program. The Rattlers came into the past weekend looking to add to their 2-1 record, the program’s best start to a season since 1997 when they began 3-0. But, they were only victorious in one of their three games, […]
A recent Florida A&M University graduate has become a professor at her alma mater. Aleya Bradley, born in Orlando, graduated from FAMU’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communication in December 2018. Bradley had enrolled as a pre-nursing student in the fall of 2013. Growing up, Bradley was always close with […]
If you’re looking for the perfect place to jumpstart your day, Canopy Road Cafe is the spot for you. No worries, though, you are not sitting under huge moss-draped live oaks, hickory trees, and sweet gums as pines cast their protective shade over your head. But indeed, the dining area […]
Decades of history flow through the walls at Jake Gaither Community Center. Located on Bragg Drive, it’s one of the 12 city-regulated multi-purpose centers in Tallahassee. Built on 120 acres in 1964, the facility serves many people of the community from children and teenagers to seniors. Jake Gaither Community Center […]
Last week, the World Health Organization listed Mu as a new “variant of interest,” warning that it could possibly evade antibodies which threatens the immunity of COVID-19 vaccinations. In January 2021, Mu was first identified in Colombia and has spread to more than three dozen countries, according to W.H.O. officials. […]