Tuesday, July 1, 2025
On Sunday, the 63rd annual Grammy Awards was held. Although it mostly took place virtually, that didn’t stop top artists from giving killer performances. The digital ceremony welcomed artists such as Megan Thee Stallion, Cardi B, Lil Baby and Beyoncé who made history with 28 Grammys. Queen Bey won four […]
Florida A&M University will conduct its first in-person graduation ceremonies for spring graduates after transitioning to strictly virtual ceremonies for May 2020 graduates. Commencement arrangements are scheduled to begin Friday, April 23 and continue through Sunday, April 25. FAMU’s College of Law graduates will be honored on Monday, May 10 […]
As college students, we have a lot on our plate. School, work, campus organizations, social life, exercise and the list goes on. Our schedules can be overwhelming and become tough to manage. The key to success is the right balance between all of these things. The most important thing is […]
It’s a relaxing afternoon and you’re scrolling on Instagram. Your favorite Instagram model, or influencer is promoting the latest flat tummy tea while sporting a body that screams “body goals.” You know summer is soon approaching so you want to look your best in your bathing suit on the beach. […]
Wake up, sit at desk, work, bed and sleep. Repeat. This is the daily routine for many hard-working citizens who began working from home 12 months ago when the coronavirus pandemic moved into the United States. The term “remote” would usually be inferred when mentioning vacations, but now the word’s […]
“Well, I’ll tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re voting for me or Trump, then you ain’t Black.” By a show of hands, how many of you wanted to climb through your car radio and whoop our current President Joe Biden’s ass as soon as […]
With the 2021 spring semester coming to a close, many questions remain regarding the future of college classes. The rest of this calendar year is still a mystery. Will college classes be in-person, online or both come August? “I think in order to remain on the safe side, classes should […]
A Tallahassee mother, Betty Proctor, has started MPAC, a non-profit designed to help her daughter and others who are on the autism spectrum. MPAC is an acronym for Motivating People through Arts & Crafts. Proctor wants to inspire people to be creative and explore their obsessions and interests. Her hope […]
The third round of stimulus checks have started being dispersed and many families and students are eager, if not excited, about the prospect of receiving $1,400. Although there were a few individuals who did not receive the first or second round of the economic relief payments, there are now options […]
If you want to get your hands on some extraordinary New Orleans Cajun-styled cuisine, paired with a family friendly atmosphere, you may find yourself at Coosh’s Bayou Rouge. Bridging the gap between authentic south Louisianan food and Tallahassee, Coosh’s 20th Annual Crawfish Bawl Celebration took place on Saturday at their […]