Author: Michael Moore | Assistant News Editor

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Marching 100 auditions move to online

Due to COVID-19, both band auditions and cheerleader try-outs have become virtual. For the Marching 100, the coronavirus has affected its summer band camp for high schoolers and changed the waysauditionsare being handled for section leaders, drum majors, and other leadership positions. Pre-drill is still scheduled to happen for band […]

Lifestyles

An alumna with a glowing candle business

Joanna Atkinson, founder and CEO of Honey Home Essentials, is a FAMU grad who spreads light not only through her candles and business, but also from within. Honey Home Essentials sells candles, melts and sprays. Burning candles can be beneficial to your health. It’s great for self-care and taking care […]

Opinions

Opinion: Support your local restaurants

While it may seem harmless to place orders through popular online delivery apps such as Uber Eats, GrubHub, Postmates and DoorDash, but these third-party delivery platforms often take 30 to 40 percent off every order from the restaurant. Here are some ways that you can still support your local restaurants […]

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They share a viral TikTok site, and more

Everyday social media users see couples go viral for many different reasons: comedy, pranks, skits or dancing. But two Rattlers have gone viral for their TikToks. Kya Cudjo and Bryce Moragne have gone viral on TikTok for their joint account making videos showcasing their humor and their relationship. The account […]

Opinions

We will always remember our friend

Te-Andre Anthony Brown was a senior business administration student at Florida A&M University, born in Jamaica on June 28, 1998. Brown moved to Fort Lauderdale from St. Ann, Jamaica in April 2009. Brown’s younger brother, Tre Brown, did not like the move away from the Jamaican culture, when they first […]

Lifestyles

Now’s the time to master new skills

With the coronavirus keeping everyone indoors, students may wonder what to do with all their spare time. With so many resources already available online, now is the time to learn new skills and boost your resume. Here are several resources you can take advantage of. Tip one: Attend virtual events […]

Opinions

Do not go outside when states reopen early

Numerous governors across the United States have plans to reopen their states early for economic reasons, and not because it is safe. The coronavirus pandemic has put a pause on life for America. This pause included closing non-essential businesses for more than a month, but it did not include pausing […]

Lifestyles

Fitness about more than working out for Smith

His resilience and passionate heart have paved the way for him to fulfill self-oriented goals and impact the aspirations of others. Jeremy Smith, a physical trainer and FAMU graduate, has helped many reach their fitness goals and perpetuate healthy habits. Smith received his bachelor’s in health science with a concentration […]

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Guns sales spike as pandemic rages on

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, people are becoming more worrisome. And instead of running out to buy essential products like bathroom tissue and food, people are stocking up on something that’s not so essential —guns. Due to the state of the country, people are fearful for what is to come. […]

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Parrish a natural leader on ‘The Hill’

Winslyn Parrish started off serving as Florida A&M’s sophomore vice president for the 2019-2020 academic year with a catchy motto: “Our leadership is day and night.” That motto still stands as Parish on Thursday was elected junior attendant for the 2020-2021 academic year. Parrish, 19, is a third-year pre-physical therapy […]