Friday, June 20, 2025
Students held a vigil for the FSU shooting victims Thursday evening near the Student Union Here, students came to pay their respects to the victims of Thursday’s on-campus shooting, leaving two dead and six injured. They offered up flowers, candles and stuffed animals. The silence, interrupted by sobs, was chilling […]
The suspect who opened fire on Florida State University’s campus has been identified as 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, son of Leon County Deputy and school resource officer Jessica Ikner. In a press conference held earlier today, it was reported that Ikner is an FSU student and invoked his Fifth Amendment right […]
Tallahassee Police reported that two are dead and six were injured in a shooting that occurred on Florida State University’s campus Thursday afternoon. One suspect is currently in custody. According to The Tallahassee Democrat, around 3:30 p.m. the university told the community that”law enforcement has neutralized the threat” but […]
On March 3, 2017, the gaming world was forever changed when Nintendo released its hybrid hand-held and docked gaming system, the Nintendo Switch. Fast forward eight years, and Nintendo is prepared to release its Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5 — at a starting price of $449. In comparison to […]
Gallop Franklin, a Democrat and proud graduate of Florida A&M University, represents the Big Bend in the state’s House of Representatives. District 8 is commonly referred to as the “FAMU district,” a nickname that stems from the strong connection between FAMU and past representatives who have held the seat. Franklin, […]
Ahmahd Denmark’s story doesn’t begin in a lab or a lecture hall. It begins in Jacksonville on humid afternoons spent hammering nails into fences and wiring up boats. That early love for building and creating sparked something deeper, creating a lifelong fascination with how things work. As he approaches his […]
“The Woman in the Yard” aspires to be a psychological slow burn. However, I looked at my phone screen, more than the actual movie theater screen . This film ends up sputtering into an anticlimactic experience that raises far more questions than it answers — most of which are frustrating rather […]
A bill moving through the Florida Legislature aims to position Florida A&M University at the forefront of agricultural innovation by funding a new crop research initiative to combat the decline of the state’s citrus industry. Senate Bill 178, sponsored by Sen. Darryl Rouson, D-St. Petersburg, and co-sponsored by Sen. Rosalind […]
One year ago, Governor Ron DeSantis found a way to loosen child labor laws in Florida. Fast forward to March 25, when the Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee passed a bill sponsored by Jay Collins, R-Tampa, and it won with a 5-4 vote. The bill will eliminate certain restrictions on […]
The world of college football is shocked as the University of Tennessee have decided to part ways with their starting quarterback, Nico Iamaleava. The star high school quarterback signed a lucrative Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deal coming out of high school to commit and play for the Volunteers. Coming […]