Author: Nya Ramirez I Staff Reporter

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Valenstein reaffirmed as head of DEP

The cabinet votes on Noah Valenstein's position as secretary of Florida DEP. Photo Submitted by Nya Ramirez. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his cabinet voted unanimously Tuesday on Noah Valenstein to remain as secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Attorney General Ashley Moody, Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis […]

Opinions

Black History Month deserves more attention

Photo Courtesy of Ciara Mims. It’s sort of comic how much effort Americans put into celebrating holidays such as Valentine ’s Day in comparison to celebrating heritage during Black History Month. On Florida A&M University’s campus alone there were more events dedicated to love and relationships this month than events […]

Opinions

Proof’s beers are the bomb

Proof, now located close to FAMIU on South Monroe Street, is Tallahassee's oldest and biggest craft brewery. Photo Submitted by Taylor Young. For the past couple of weeks, every time I’ve driven down South Monroe, I’ve noticed a large crowd at this newly renovated facility. It seemed as though they were  having […]

News

Moricette new FAMU student body president

SGA Logo of the Student Senate. Photo Submitted by  D’Shai Wilkerson. The spring 2019 elections included a bit of 11th-hour drama. After initially declaring a run-off for student body president early Wednesday morning, the Electoral Commission announced Wednesday afternoon that Senate President Rochard Moricette had been elected student body president for […]

Lifestyles

Annual Riley House gala set for Thursday

The book that will be premiered at the 15th annual Applause for the Pioneers: Cuff Links and Pearls Gala. Photo Submitted by Maya DuBois. The John G.  Riley Center/Museum will host the 15th Annual Applause for the Pioneers: Cufflinks and Pearls Gala from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Thursday. The museum, named […]

Lifestyles

FAMU-FSU COE receives $1.5 million grant from USDOE

Florida A&M University alumnus and professor of civil and environmental engineering, Clayton Clark recently received $1.5 Million Grant from United States Department of Education to provide financial assistance for minority students. The students listed from left to right are: Jalaycia Hughes, Siera Sylvester, David Perez, Nemmi Cole, Niya King, and Comfort Adedeji.   […]