Author: The Famuan
COVID-19 impacts high school recruits
As the year progresses, COVID-19 continues to affect the sports world. During this time of uncertainty, athletes all over the world are being forced to adjust to a new normal. For high school student-athletes hopeful of being recruited, adjusting to the pandemic has been challenging physically as well as mentally. In […]
They call it puppy love
“Pandemic puppies” have become a huge phenomenon due to people wanting safe companionship during a time of social isolation. As pets are known to help ease feelings of anxiety, loneliness and depression, these furry companions are helping many replace the normal social interactions with friends and family. “Animal shelters across […]
Local non-profits struggle amid pandemic
More than anything charities are eager to get back to serving the people in the Tallahassee community. Following the spread of the COVID-19 virus, charities across the nation have been negatively impacted, most notably by a lack of funding and the inability to provide aid to those in need. “We […]
COVID cases rise as holiday season approaches
The CDC has reported rapid growth of coronavirus cases across the country within the past week. The latest information shows that Florida has 36,065 new cases, bringing the total number of 846,321 cases currently. In Leon County, there have been nearly 500 new cases reported over the past week according […]
Autumn Love fights for visibility as a non-binary student
Autumn Love, a junior digital media production student at Florida State University, is all-too-familiar with the narratives of a non-binary individual. Love is referred to using they/them pronouns. “For me, being non-binary essentially is identifying freely and not conforming to the normal conventions of the regular binary. I don’t want […]
We all need standards
The cuddle weather has arrived and cuffing season has begun. Establishing standards are vital before entering any relationship with someone and should be considered before dating as well. The back and forth games between romantic parties are over and the time has risen for meaningful conversation with legitimate prospects. Standards […]
HyFlex classes are the solution to spring semester
As January approaches, many college students are preparing for yet another semester of school. Although the pandemic guidelines are still in full effect, many students simply couldn’t find the perfect balance when transitioning to virtual learning. To give students an opportunity to choose their perfect learning environment, HyFlex courses are […]
Will it really be the most wonderful time of the year?
It’s mid-November and we all know what that means: Thanksgiving Break is near. It’s so close that I can smell the Honey Baked Ham and yeast rolls. I can’t remember the last time I was this ready for the Holiday Season. This year has been one for the books. But […]
‘Freaky’ slashes its way into the body-swap genre
Universal Studios hosted a roundtable discussion with 10 college journalists on Monday to ask questions to the stars of their new movie, “Freaky.” NBC Universal employee Ami Murby reached out to college newsrooms a week prior to the interview to recruit inquisitive students interested in the movie. “Freaky” is an […]