Wednesday, July 2, 2025
The aroma of turkey, macaroni, collard greens, candied yams, and apple pies fills the atmosphere as families gather to give thanks. A favorite holiday for many students is a week away: Thanksgiving! A major difference in this Thanksgiving will be the conversations flowing at the table. There will be a […]
There’s some good news for all movie-goers who have been deprived of the viewing experience due to the pandemic. AMC Theaters announced that they are renting out their theaters for private group screenings starting at $99, and it is already a huge hit. Across the country, many movie theaters temporarily […]
This election has seen multiple historical “firsts” and a record number of influential wins. Kamala Harris will become the first female vice president of the United States under the presidency of Joe Biden. But the successes do not stop there. A record number of LGBTQ candidates scored victories that made […]
Larry Reid III is proof positive that you can land a job that you love. Reid, a Florida A&M University alumnus, had a long road to get to his dream job of being a project manager for the local cannabis company Trulieve. At first, the Pensacola native gained an internship […]
WAUKEENA — What started off as an idea and a humorous family joke has evolved into a tourist site. Aunt Louise’s Farm is continuing to gain exposure along with the hearts of many across the Big Bend. The farm is open twice a year to the public. During the fall […]
Florida A&M University’s Student Senate filled multiple positions during its weekly Zoom meeting Monday evening. The senate confirmed appointees for Deputy Attorney General, Deputy Secretary of Athletic Affairs, Chief Diversity Officer and School of Law Associate Justice. The candidates included Tareq Salley, Nikyya Smith, Jaelyn Guyton and Edward Lavant, respectively. […]
Gov. Ron DeSantis pushes to expand the already controversial “Stand Your Ground” statutes in Florida. This new legislation could suppress Black voices and disproportionately affect the livelihood of African Americans in Florida. DeSantis’ proposal for an expansion of what critics call the “shoot first” laws comes as response to several […]
The pandemic definitely put a halt to many activities this year. Modifications to everyday activities have been made, and people are learning to be creative in hopes of finding gaiety in such dark times. We are officially in fall, with the holiday season just around the corner. Although the pandemic […]
A boss envisions what needs to be done and proceeds to take action to create change without validation. Tiarra Taylor, MBA, a 39-year old FAMU alumna from Washington, DC, fits that description. Taylor has been an educator for 17 years, a Real Estate investor for two and a half years […]
Officials at Florida A&M University have instituted another curfew for all students living on campus. This comes after COVID-19 cases have increased nationally and locally in Tallahassee. A statement was released Friday by FAMU Dean of Students Bomani Spell stating the reasons for the curfew going back into effect. He […]