Friday, June 20, 2025
The Florida A&M softball team has officially reached the peak of the 2025 season, with just six games to go in the regular season schedule. The Rattlers are 17-17 on the season and the No. 1 team in the Southwestern Athletic Conference with an impressive 13-4 conference record under first […]
Hoops, hustle and heart: David Kane’s participation in intramural basketball and his leadership skills have taken center court since he arrived at FSU. When Kane arrived at Florida State University three years ago, he was looking to make social connections, stay active and feel like he belonged on campus. Since […]
In today’s world, everything is online. For Black communities, print magazines like Ebony and Essence were not just magazines. They were a way to see ourselves, tell our stories and feel proud of who we are. Ebony was founded in 1945 and became a powerful voice for Black people […]
U.S. officials have pushed back the ban on TikTok for government devices for another 75 days while they look more closely at potential risks. The extension was announced on April 4th, and it means that government workers cannot use or download TikTok on their work devices for at least 75 […]
House Health Care Budget Subcommittee members spent over two hours Wednesday questioning representatives from the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration over funds given to the Hope Florida Foundation. The legislators, led by chairman Rep. Robert Alexander “Alex” Andrade, R-Santa Rosa, raised concerns about the ambiguity over the process of […]
The Appropriations Committee on Higher Education met on Thursday for a Senate confirmation hearing to discuss appointments for different boards of trustees members across the state’s university system. During the committee meeting, appointees were asked about their universities’ initiatives and their goals for joining or rejoining the university’s board […]
In an era where algorithms shape our opinions, timelines dictate our moods, and going viral can make or break reputations, the question remains: Should social media platforms be more regulated? For some, the answer is a resounding yes. Critics argue that unchecked digital powerhouses like Meta, X (formerly Twitter), and […]
After a two-year long search, the Tallahassee Police Department has found the remains of 12-year-old Lori Paige. A news conference was held Friday afternoon during which TPD announced that it had arrested Paige’s father, 36-year-old Andrew Wiley, on charges of second-degree murder. Paige was reported missing by her father in […]
Recent shifts in federal policies are sending ripples through universities nationwide, including Florida A&M University, as diversity, equity and inclusion programs face funding cuts and restructuring. For many students at FAMU, a historically Black university, these changes are more than political; they’re personal. Federal rollbacks on DEI initiatives, aimed at […]
Disney’s latest live-action adaptation, “Snow White,” has ignited a spectrum of reactions from critics and audiences alike. Starring Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, the film reimagines the 1937 animated classic for a modern audience but not without controversy. Despite the divided critical response, […]