Vice President Mike Pence made another campaign stop in Florida on Saturday evening. Trump supporters arrived by the hundreds, braving long lines and hours of rain to hear the speech. TV 20’s, Caleesha Moore reports. For more visit SJGCMedia.com
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Students struggle balancing work and school
Students from all walks of life are faced with the typical adversaries that come with academia, such as lack of sleep, time and energy. However, many students struggle with the harsh reality of balancing a healthy academic life while working 30 or more hours a week. Being a college student […]
Deadly police brutality affects Nigerians near and far
Adaobi Okolocha, Eniola Bada and Juliana Olodude are three out of the millions of young Nigerians who are currently fighting to end police brutality and violence inflicted upon their community by the ones whose job is to protect it. After a video of a civilian being killed by the police’s […]
Don’t forget: Counseling services is here to help
As the coronavirus and its effects loom over the world, the negative impact on mental health creates a continuous conversation. With universities winding down toward the end of the semester, the stress accompanying approaching midterms and finals affects students and faculty in a different way. Although extremely dedicated to accommodating […]
Beyonce’s undeniable influence
Beyonce Knowles Carter, aka Queen B to her fan base, demanded all eyes on HBCUs during her phenomenal 2018 Coachella performance. As the first Black woman to headline the annual event, Beyonce strategically incorporated the HBCU band rhythm, emotion, music and overall experience into her two hours on stage. She […]
Essence selects FAMU’s Fryer for showcase event
Essence magazine partnered with Pepsi on Saturday to host the second annual “She Got Now” initiative and first virtual homecoming celebration for historically Black colleges and universities. The program highlights Black women who attend HBCUs and alumnae who graduated from these prestigious universities and are making an impact in their […]
How to spot domestic abuse
Every October, we are reminded of the seriousness of domestic abuse and we take the month to honor those who have been forced to endure violence in their own homes. Approximately three out of four Americans personally know someone who is or has been a victim of domestic violence, according […]
Halloween isn’t canceled
The pandemic has forced many safety concerns for those who are celebrating Halloween this year. But Halloween isn’t cancelled, it will just be more creative than ever. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that citizens make safety their top priority for Halloween. The outline for considerations for events […]
Divine Nine is all in donating to FAMU athletics
Due to financial barriers the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University’s Athletic Department has faced, renovations to the facilities were not feasible. With a special gift commitment by The Beta Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. of $125,000 to FAMU Athletics, this will catalyze the department to improve in […]
The story behind Gurlie’s lemonade
One year ago, Gurlie’s lemonade started with a table, two lemonade containers and two brothers who were eager to make their business successful at the corner of Tharpe Street and Old Bainbridge Road. Now, Gurlie’s lemonade is on South Adams Street across from the Palmetto North dorms making an impact […]