Author: Mickaela Sherman | Staff Reporter

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Environmentalists focus on fracking bills

Oil companies fracking in the open sea.  Photo courtesy of asmaa.org There may be trouble in paradise. It was a short-lived victory for many Floridians after the passing of Amendment 9 Nov.9. It prohibits both offshore oil and gas drilling, sometimes known as fracking – a process whereby a mixture of water […]

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Moricette promises accountability, activism

New student body president Rochard Moricette, left, has high hopes for the coming school year. Photo Submitted by Rochard Moricette. Rochard Moricette, a junior agribusiness major from Fort Lauderdale, and Natalie Antenor, a sophomore accounting major from Miami, were elected last week to become the student body president and vice president […]

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FAMU breaks ground on new residence hall

President Robinson and board members break ground on a new residence hall Wednesday afternoon. Photo Submitted by Nya Ramirez. FAMU President Larry Robinson and the Board of Trustees hosted a highly anticipated ground-breaking ceremony Wednesday afternoon for a 700-bed residence hall that is scheduled to open in August 2020. Robinson, […]

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Noles clinch tournament bye in overtime thriller

Florida State University Vs. Virginia Tech basketball recap Photo Submitted by Ahmon Lott The Noles had their hands full Tuesday night when the Virginia Tech Hokies came rolling into town fresh off a home upset win over Duke. The inner conference matchup would decide who would claim the 4th seed […]

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John Dailey: ‘I love being mayor’

John Dailey was elected mayor of his hometown in November. Photo courtesy of talgov.com. Tallahassee Mayor John E. Dailey envisions Tallahassee as a 21st century city, a community where tourists are eager to visit. Dailey is a Tallahassee native and the founder of JDA Strategies, a research and development consulting […]