Author: Catisha Joseph | Staff Reporter

Lifestyles

Two students collaborate for pop-up shop

Richard “Rich” Anderson and Philipps Cheron are joining forces. Photo Submitted by Catisha Joseph. Two student-entrepreneurs with a similar yet distinct vision are determined to create a brand that inspires others. Richard “Rich” Anderson, a senior public relations major, and Philipps Cheron, a senior general health science major, both envisioned themselves […]

Sports

Noles end 3 game skid with win over Clemson

The Noles in a huddle discuss their game plan against Clemson on Jan. 22. Photo Submitted by Ahmon Lott.  The Seminoles ended their three-game skid Tuesday night at the Civic Center knocking off the Clemson Tigers 77-68. The win over the Tigers granted the Noles their first win of ACC […]

News

SGA declines Marching 100 funding request

Student Senate chambers before Wednesday's meeting. Photo Submitted by Austin Dixon. FAMU’s Student Senate approved a resolution on Wednesday saluting the Marching 100 for its high-profile participation in the New Year’s Day Tournament of Roses Parade in California, but senators also questioned the amount of funding the band has requested. […]

Lifestyles

FAMU alumna set to launch fitness brand

Adrienne Floyd is set to launch her fitness brand on Friday. Photo Submitted by Adrienne Floyd. Just when you thought she was done, she continues to raise the bar. Florida A&M University alumna Adrienne Floyd, is a get-it-done type of woman. Floyd made her mark at FAMU as an overachiever. […]

Lifestyles

Program provides mentoring for local girls

Program provides mentoring for local girls. Photo Submitted by Asia Collins. With many after-school programs available in Tallahassee, it can be difficult for parents to choose the best fit for their child. For young girls, molding them into successful women has to start at a young age, and keeping a […]

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Red tide returns to Sarasota

Red tide map shows spots in Southwest Florida. Photo Courtesy of mysuncoast.com After it looked like red tide had disappeared from Florida’s West Coast, the algae bloom has returned in certain areas. It was a short-lived celebration for some Floridians before scientists rediscovered Karenia brevis, the red tide organism, in Sarasota. According […]