Wednesday, June 25, 2025
The 2024 Vice Presidential debate between Republican candidate Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance and Democratic candidate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz was filled with sharp exchanges and policy differences such as abortion, immigration, and democracy. CBS introduced a unique feature for viewers this year— a QR code on screen allowing real-time fact-checking […]
Navigating the world of internships as a transfer student presents unique challenges that require targeted strategies and support. Integrating into a new academic environment while simultaneously securing valuable internships can be daunting. Tjermaine Adams, a transfer student from Morehouse College, shared his journey and his strategic plan to […]
John Amos, a beloved figure in the world of television and a well-known name in Black households, died on Aug. 21 in Los Angeles due to natural causes. He was 84. His son, Kelly Christopher Amos, confirmed his death on Tuesday in a statement his publicist released to CBS […]
Former President Jimmy Carter became the first President in U.S history to celebrate their 100th Birthday on Tuesday. At first, Carter was an unlikely candidate for President. Then, only as a former governor of Georgia, Carter launched a campaign that resonated with the American people who were reeling after the […]
The Florida A&M University 54th Student Senate met on Monday, in which they confirmed the Fall Election schedule and discussed efforts to progress as an organization post-Hurricane Helene. Student Body President Loryn May addressed the postponement of SGA week due to Hurricane Helene. President May stated that the SGA […]
Nicki Minaj, a Trinidadian immigrant raised in South Jamaica, Queens, has transformed her life from humble beginnings to become the undisputed Queen of Rap. Over 15 years in a male-dominated industry, she has skillfully navigated the challenges of fame while balancing her roles as a loving wife and devoted mother […]
Tallahassee’s south side is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by substantial funding for housing developments, restaurants and educational institutions. This evolution raises important questions about community identity and affordability, as locals navigate the duality of progress and preservation. A key player in this revitalization is The Monroe, a restaurant that […]
The recent death of Amber Nicole, a 28-year-old Georgia woman, has ignited a firestorm of controversy surrounding restrictive abortion laws, casting a long shadow over Florida’s six-week ban. A recent ProPublica investigation has reignited Florida’s abortion debate, bringing renewed attention to the 2022 death of Amber Nicole in Georgia. The […]
After a quick but extensive search, the hunt for a new vice president of athletics is over. Angela Suggs’ homecoming is early as she returns to FAMU. During a press conference on Friday, the university announced that the Florida A&M Board of Trustees approved a three-year contract worth $750,000 for […]