In an effort to alleviate some of the issues students have with The Venom Shuttle, the Student Government Association has made an effort to launch a tracking app. Photo Submitted by Bobby Rondil. After a lot of pleading, student’s prayers will be answered with the implementation of the tracking app […]
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Kevin O’Leary: ‘Don’t let naysayers stop you’
Kevin O'Leary had lots of advice during his Wednesday talk at FSU. Photo Submitted by Nya Ramirez. Kevin O’Leary, better known as “Mr. Wonderful” on the popular reality TV show “Shark Tank,” is not shy about offering advice. O’Leary was the featured guest Wednesday when Florida State University hosted the […]
CBD oil an option for medical marijuana patients
Cannabis oil is another option medical marijuana users can use for their treatment. Photo courtesy of capetowntravel.com As the medical marijuana industry continues to rise in Florida, so does the use of cannabis oil. CBD is the second major cannabinoid found in cannabis. It is extracted from the plant and comes […]
Thurman, a gifted musician
Khyree Thurman is making his presence felt at FAMU. Photo courtesy of Khyree Thurman Standing at 6-foot-6, you might assume that 20-year-old Khyree Thurman’s interest would be in sports. But that's not the case. The young talented musician from Miami was born on July 5, 1998. Thurman has always had […]
Republican lawmakers clash over smoking medical marijuana
Gov. Ron DeSantis is pushing lawmakers to make it legal to smoke medical marijuana. Photo courtesy of Google Since Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took office one month ago, there is zero misunderstanding on where he stands on medical marijuana. He is pushing to end a state ban on smoking medical […]
Study links gun ownership, suicides
A recent study drew a connection between gun ownership and household suicides. Photo courtesy of Google When you think of gun deaths, you automatically think of violence to others. Mass shootings have been a recurring theme in the United States. There have been instances where the gunman was an adult […]
Simpson strives to make Tallahassee healthier
Denise Simpson- Health Consultant. Photo courtesy of Denise Simpson. A long and healthy life is the goal for many, but not everyone can achieve it without a bit of help. Denise Simpson is a Tallahassee-based health and wellness coach and author whose life passion is to help people live their […]
Senate considers request to fund SBI students’ trip
SGA Student Senate Logo. Photo submission by Austin Dixon. FAMU’s Student Senate concluded Wednesday’s meeting with a bill still pending that would pay for the School of Business and Industry students to attend a financial conference in New York. Many students in SBI, considered one of the university’s top programs, […]
Guilty until proven innocent
Photo Courtesy of publicdomainpictures.net The Grammy nominated rendition of James Baldwin’s “If Beale Street Could Talk” has left viewers and critics in awe. Florida State University graduate, Barry Jenkins, finds himself in the midst of praise after another thought provoking production. The film follows the tale of a young couple, […]
Films, panel discussion begin Holocaust Education Week at TCC
Holocaust Education Resource Council Executice Director Barbara Goldstein moderates a panel discussion about the “Eva” film. Panelists include (L to R): Rabbi Jack Ronberg, Dave Lawrence, and Ted Green. Photo Submitted by Nathan Vinson. Tallahassee Community College kicked off its Holocaust Education Week on Monday in Turner Auditorium. The college […]