After Friday’s sudden announcement of Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communication’s new Dean appointment, FAMU’s Provost Maurice Edington met with students to discuss the changes in faculty and answer student questions. Acting Dean Bettye Grable also spoke to students about their concerns. The town hall at the […]
Author: Ralph Cantave | Staff writer
FAMU football: Spring 2020
The Rattlers are anticipating a great season as they held the first spring practice of the 2020 season. As coach Simmons prepares the team for the spring game, fans are now anticipating many things such as the next up QB now that Ryan Stanley is absent. TV 20’s Maya Ellison […]
Webcast | March 2,2020
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Webcast | Feb. 28,2020
Watch News 20 LIVE on Channel 20 in the North Florida and South Georgia region. Bringing you the latest news LIVE every Monday at 5 and Friday at 2. Production by School of Journalism and Graphic Communication students. Click here to watch the recap:https://youtu.be/ZJ6PJsQpB5U
Miss BBLB hosts ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ event
Miss Big Brother Little Brother, Amanda Roan, tops off National Women’s Day by hosting the “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” on Sunday afternoon to bring awareness to sexual assault. Roan, a junior social work student from Miami, Florida, arranged a week’s worth of events leading up to National Women’s […]
Democrats need a united front
The circus will make its next stop in Phoenix, Arizona on March 15, 2020. This is not the normal show with trapeze acts or trained animals, but the circus that is the presidential primaries. Another Democratic primary is soon to take place and the left-wing party is still struggling to […]
SGA: Major events in limbo because of coronavirus
Florida A&M’s Student Senate held its final meeting before spring break on Monday. Elections and Appointments chairwoman Carrington Whigham encouraged the entire gallery to participate in early voting and explained the importance of early voting. “Voting is important because there is so much history of African-Americans being denied the right […]
FAMU professor’s book shines light on intimate partner violence
Irma Gibson, a visiting associate professor of social work at Florida A&M, has published a book addressing domestic violence perpetrated on African American males. “The only way to stop intimate partner violence is to shine a light on it and support each other through it,” said criminal justice junior Antonio […]
To prep or not to prep for midterms
Midterms are usually a time for study sessions in the library, creating Quizlets and for some, it is even a time of stress. So how can we prep? Get ready for advice from Florida A&M University faculty and students to help you succeed. Tip one: Discover your learning style. According […]
The death penalty needs to be abolished
In the United States of America, fads and trends come and go. However, one trend that has never gone out of style is the death of innocent Black bodies at the hands of the government. Nathaniel Woods is yet another example of this horrid truth. Woods was convicted in 2005 […]