President Trump’s leadership over the past four years has caused a lot of Americans pain and heartache. Most recently, his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic that has claimed the lives of over 210,000 Americans, has been less than satisfactory. It was released earlier last month that Trump knew the […]
Author: Sierra Lyons | Opinions Editor
Families, friends await justice
As the families of Oluwatoyin Salau and Victoria Sims await justice, they continue to celebrate their lives. TV 20’s, Caleesha Moore updates us with more on the story. For more visit SJGCMedia.com
How students and teachers are maintaining through the semester
This fall semester has presented new challenges for college students, teachers and administrators all across the globe. Thanks to technological innovations such as Zoom, Khan Academy and Hippocampus, the virtual teaching and learning process has become a bit easier, yet it’s still not the same as in-person classes with real […]
Student Senate fails to set date for new elections
Florida A&M University’s Student Senate struggled during Monday’s weekly meeting as senators tried to decide when new elections will be held for freshmen senators. Chief Justice Titilayo Okuwa was subpoenaed by the senate to explain the decision made on the discrepancy regarding freshmen candidates for the senate that took […]
Bridges brings a passion for fashion
Alexis Bridges, former Miss Junior 2019-2020 and a senior healthcare management student, has moved over to the business world. Bridges has had an eye for fashion since she was a young child. “Ever since Alexis was a little girl, she adored fashion,” her mother Angela Bridges said. “She would […]
Architecture student determined to beat ‘terminal’ breast cancer
Jessica Florence considers herself a creative and artistic person. She says that’s the reason why she changed her major from industrial engineering to architecture. Florence, a native of Jacksonville, is now a fourth-year architecture student at Florida A&M University. She is also a breast cancer advocate and battling the cancer […]
FAMU friends now business partners
After collectively being asked about their unique sense of style and ability to piece together vintage looks, Jordan Smith Jr., Jaylon Young and Javion Smith combined their talents to create Garb·age. A unique play on the phonetic sound of the word garbage, “garb” defined as ‘clothing or dress, especially of […]
Unfair treatment: Twitter to suspend accounts that wish death on President Trump
Since news broke of President Donald Trump contracting COVID-19, Twitter is doubling down on its policy to suspend any accounts that wish death on the president. Trump has received hundreds of death wishes after announcing that he and First Lady Melania Trump both tested positive for COVID-19. “Tweets that wish […]
College students are the key to beating the poll worker shortage
As the 2020 Presidential election is quickly approaching, the Georgia Youth Poll Worker Project and other similar organizations are looking to put an end to voter suppression in Black and Latino communities across the country by recruiting college-aged students to work the polling precincts. Evan Marlbrough is leading the charge […]
‘Black Panther’ drive-in a success — if you got in
Florida A&M Universitycelebrated its 133rd birthday on Saturday with a drive-in movie for students to get into the school spirit while being socially distant. Many students were excited to watch the award-winning Marvel Studios film, “Black Panther,” from their vehicles — but entering Bragg Stadium left students confused and frustrated […]