Author: Nathan Vinson | Staff Reporter

Lifestyles

PRSSA Week engages students, the community

Students enjoy breakfast food provided by PRSSA as part of the organization’s “PRSSA Week.” Photo Submitted by Oriana Plummer. As students entered the School of Journalism and Graphic Communication’s student lounge Monday morning, they were greeted by the smiling face and warm spirit of senior public relations student Oriana Plummer. […]

News

Word of South rocks Cascades amid severe weather

Television producer Ravi Howard interviews rapper-poet Nate Marshall at The Edison's Innovation Hall.  Photo submitted by Bleu Bell For five years, Tallahassee has headlined award-winning poets, musicians and writers in a unique three-day festival. This past weekend, not even a tornado watch and heavy rains could stop the celebration of art […]

Lifestyles

How one artist turned darkness into light

Graduating Senior and Fine Arts Student KaiylaThompson standing next to her tree piece titled “Life’s Funk Bloomed Infinity”  Thursday evening in the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery. Photo submitted by Alexis Gollman The bright and vivid colored artwork currently adorning the downstairs walls of the Foster Tanner Fine-Arts Gallery wasn’t always so bright […]

Opinions

What’s in the juice?

Attached is the story "What's In the Juice" and the photo. Photo courtesy of thedrinksbusiness.com Students have begun preparing for finals and upcoming parties hosted by male organizations on campus. With the rise of the hype for the parties on social media, comes the rise of unconscious participation in rape […]

Opinions

Eason is ruining FAMU athletics

Sports columnist Avery Jacobs Photo courtesy of Avery Jacobs Do not believe John Eason — at all. He has done nothing but disappoint Florida A&M alumni while sitting at the helm as the FAMU athletic director.  It's hard to believe that Eason, the Rattlers’ one-time All-American tight end and punter, […]

Opinions

Los Compadres is affordable, dependable

Los Compadres has been a go-to restaurant on Pensacola Street for more than two decades. Photo submitted by Tanzania Ralph Bright lights and colors catch the eye of anyone driving past or walking through the door. It’s the aroma of classic Mexican dishes that persuades you to stay and have […]