FAMU hosted its Spring Career and Internship Expo on Wednesday. More than 160 companies were invited to the expo to cater to all colleges on schools on FAMU’s campus. To adhere to COVID restrictions and guidelines, the expo was held virtually. But is the expo still as beneficial online as […]
Author: Gabrielle Hall | Staff writer
Facebook group promotes local Black-owned businesses
A local group on Facebook has been constantly posting local Black-owned businesses to help consumers be more aware of the businesses that are accessible in the area. Buy Black Tally, a local, private group on Facebook, was created to share a variety of Black-owned businesses located in Tallahassee and surrounding […]
Out-of-state student thrives at FAMU
Florida A&M University is home to some of the most diverse students in the world. The Rattler nation is made up of people from each and every state. Though the majority of the student population is from Florida, a significant part of the student body is made up of out-of-state […]
A Valentine’s Day made in Africa
The moment of truth is fast approaching, so it’s time to be honest: Have you established a new Valentine’s Day resolution? Please do us all — especially your fed-up partner — a favor and make 2020 the last year for the usual, last-minute gas station or Dollar Tree gifts of […]
A scope of Tallahassee’s parks
Tallahassee is known for being the Florida state capital and housing a vibrant college community. However, most people are unaware that it’s also a center for trade and agriculture, as it is known for its parks and gardens. The City’s Parks Recreation and Neighborhood Affairs Department constructs, maintains and enhances […]
What Rattlers are watching
Renting movies from a local Blockbuster or Redbox has practically become extinct. Streaming platforms like Netflix, Disney+, Hulu and HBO Max and the countless others are now more convenient than ever. Having access to your favorite shows anywhere at any time with a smart device is an ideal way to […]
Alarming disparities as the vaccine becomes available
The COVID vaccine has arrived, but African Americans aren’t being inoculated for COVID-19 at the same rate as white Americans. According to Florida’s COVID-19 vaccine report, which is updated daily, over 25,000 Leon County residents have received the first dose of the vaccination. White-Americans outpaced African-Americans with about 60%, while […]
January 31: E-edition
Local health experts promote cervical cancer awareness
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, but since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, patients are hesitant to get a Pap test and screening, due to the fear of catching COVID. Now, local health experts are encouraging patients to get regular screening as it can be a life saver. In […]
Graduating seniors await commencement exercises
Graduation is not only a ceremony, but a season of celebration. It is an important milestone in the lives of university scholars, especially for Florida A&M Rattlers and their loved ones who’ve supported them throughout their educational journey. Yet, upcoming seniors wonder if this year will be a repeat of […]