Author: Delores Battle | Staff writer

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Late mail deliveries frustrate students

FAMU students last month moved into their dorms, decorated their rooms and caught up with friends before classes started. First day of classes came and went, introductions were made and students were now expected to purchase their textbooks before the next class. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, textbooks and packages […]

Lifestyles

The upside of the coronavirus pandemic

When talking about the coronavirus pandemic, you mostly hear about the negatives and tragedies that come with it. But there have been many upsides and positive outcomes as a result of the pandemic. COVID-19 has affected the way people interact, live and go about their daily lives, but this is […]

Lifestyles

Working out is more important now than ever

Many of our everyday routines are limited during the coronavirus pandemic, and it can be hard to maintain an activity schedule. On the off chance that you appreciate wellness, you’re most likely missing the brotherhood and the air of a gym. What’s more, regardless of whether you are getting some […]

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Man draws weapon on Saturday’s protesters

On Saturday afternoon, a counter-protester displayed a weapon during a Black Lives Matter protest in front of the historic state Capitol building. Videos circulating on social media show a fight breaking out among a protester and the counter-protester. The next thing seen is the counter-protester drawing his weapon on a […]

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FAMU students lead Saturday protest

#8220;Black Lives Matter” chants could be heard on West Gaines Street Saturday as Florida A&M students and community members marched to the state Capitol. The protest was organized by two Florida A&M students, Blake Simpson and Christian Miley. “Being a Black man in America it’s my job to stand up […]

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Judge rejects Florida schools reopening mandate

Leon County Circuit Court Judge Charles Dodson ruled Monday that ordering “brick and mortar” schools to reopen in Florida is unconstitutional. The order is in response to a directive from Gov. Ron DeSantis and Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran stating schools will open by Aug. 31. In Dodson’s 17-page decision, he […]