As children, students’ parents likely set routines to guide them through daily life. This structure helped them stay organized and balanced. However, as they grow older, the responsibility for managing their schedules shifts to them. They become responsible for creating their own routines and developing habits that support their success, […]
Author: Nathara Moise | Staff Writer
City reviews new budget plan
Tallahassee city commissioners listened Wednesday to a presentation by Robert Wigen, director of resource management. He outlined the city’s new millage rate, a new health care contract with CHSP, Blue Cross & Blue Shield, and amendments for recent grant revenues. The budget director proposed two public hearings on the fiscal […]
2024 VMAs mark 40th anniversary with nostalgic performances and record-breaking wins
The 2024 MTV Video Music Awards took place on Wednesday in New York, where the show served as the 40th anniversary of the cultural event. Rapper Eminem opened the show with a performance of his songs, “Houdini” and “Somebody Save Me,”with a crowd of people dressed up like his “Slim […]
Should food critics have the final say?
Over the years, food critics and food reviews have become increasingly popular on social media sites. Some of the most well-known influencers have reached their social status by rating new foods and letting their followers know if it is worth a try. Keith Lee, a former mixed martial artist, debuted […]
The Crarey interlude
After a challenging season in which the team finished with alosing record both against SWAC and non-conference opponents, Florida A&M University is turning a new page with the appointment of Patrick Crarey II as the new men’s head basketball coach. Crarey, who recently signed a one-year deal, is tasked with […]
Lawmakers, public-sector unions at odds
In the late 1800s in New York City, the Central Labor Union sought to introduce a radical concept to capitalism: community over rugged individualism. On Sept. 5, 1882, the first Labor Day was created to celebrate the spirit of the working class and organize across trades. Despite the annual festivities […]
Why Florida isn’t an open carry state
Florida, recognized for its strong gun culture, upholds a ban on the open carrying of firearms, which contrasts with the trend in other states that have relaxed their open carry laws. With several states around the country adopting open carry laws, this has kept Florida in another league. Despite Florida’s […]
Proposed gas station stirs controversy
Much to the dismay of nearby residents, the intersection of Welaunee Boulevard and Dempsey Mayo Road may soon house a brand-new Circle K gas station. Approximately 12 neighbors voiced their concerns during the August 21 Tallahassee City Commission meeting. Many homeowners in the canopy neighborhood worry that a gas station […]
Snack prices now 50% more expensive—Yum?
Students at Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communication are raising concerns about a significant increase in vending machine prices. Recently, the cost of snacks and beverages in these machines surged by 50%, leading to frustration and confusion among the student body. This sudden increase was not communicated […]
Encore or uproar? Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl frenzy in New Orleans
As the 2025 Super Bowl approaches, Kendrick Lamar—an intricately skilled lyricist with a rare blend of poetic insight and incisive social commentary, known for his elaborate storytelling—has been chosen to headline the halftime show. While few dispute Lamar’s immense talent and rightful place in the spotlight, the decision has sparked […]