Friday, July 4, 2025
In light of the current events and distractions from this week, such as the vice-presidential debate between Senator Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence, the release of a video showing an officer kneeling in the back of a pregnant woman in Kansas, and Governor DeSantis opening up bars and […]
Coming out of four years of Donald Trump’s administration and months of protests and unrest regarding ongoing police brutality cases, many wonder if the Black vote will make a return this election season. In 2008, there were about 2 million more Black voters than the previous election, mainly attributed to […]
Bragg Memorial Stadium, home of Florida A&M University’s football team, is starting to look more like normal, as the players and coaches are finally back practicing together as a team since their 2020 season was postponed. College football is slowly creeping back up across the country and Willie Simmons, head […]
On Wednesday night, Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic nominee Senator Kamala Harris had their showdown at the first and only vice presidential debate of the 2020 election season. The event was held at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City to discuss the topics of the coronavirus pandemic, […]
Sophia Bernard is nailing it. Bernard, 21, is a local nail technician. The successful specialist is also a Florida A&M University student, studying biology wit dreams of dental school in her future. Six years ago the devoted entrepreneur founded her brand Sophia Me Please in her hometown in Broward County. […]
Upon my arrival to campus in 2017 I bombarded my brain with college vlogs and endless episodes of “A Different World.” Expecting some kind of “woke” utopia, Coleman love and a strong sense of community, my FAMU experience failed to check all the boxes. Due to warped expectations, my HBCU […]
No lights, cameras or action will be taking place at Regal Governor’s Square after the company shut down for a second time this year, effective Thursday. More than 350 theaters were affected by the company-wide closing. The theaters experienced a short-lived reopening in August after being order to close along […]
At the beginning of the semester many students were on the fence about virtual learning. Six weeks into the semester, many students have gotten acclimated to the virtual learning style and feel prepared for upcoming exams. Ju’cole Grace, a junior at Florida A&M, doesn’t notice any significant differences in learning […]
Back in March, the pandemic began to sweep across our nation. We lost many lives over the summer, and continue to see hundreds die daily. Life as we know it changed and our normal became six feet apart and paper or cloth masks everywhere we go. No one could leave […]
K’tura Jacques-Louis was in middle school when she discovered that she had severe eczema. Over the years she began to try different products, but she could never find the right solution to combat her skin needs. The FAMU doctor of pharmacy candidate has recently begun a new business endeavor called […]