Friday, June 27, 2025
We are living in the digital era where numerous social media apps, websites and programs are easily accessible with just a touch of a finger. Regardless of age or location, the internet can be used as a form of entertainment. Though the internet is a tool that makes living more […]
Over the course of their lifetime, a typical high school dropout makes $200,000 less than a high school graduate and $800,000 less than a college graduate. About half of all inmates in the United States are dropouts. Compared to the overall population, a dropout’s suicide rate is noticeably higher. […]
As Gov. Ron DeSantis aims to reform the state of Florida’s education system, this year’s legislative session is again awash with bills that want to deregulate and remake the state’s public school system. Senate Bill 1344, also known as Computer Science Education, proposed by Republican Senator Alexis Calatayud of Miami, […]
The state’s lawmakers unanimously passed a proposition (SB 522) Tuesday that allows Tallahassee Community College to change its name to Tallahassee State College. The vast majority of Florida’s 28 state colleges no longer have “community” attached to their name. TCC is one of only two schools that still do. The […]
In a marathon session lasting eight hours, the Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency convened last week for its first meeting of the year, tackling significant decisions on various projects. Among them was the fate of Florida A&M University’s request for additional funding to continue renovations at Bragg Memorial Stadium. Initially granted $10 […]
The Florida A&M women’s basketball team rallied hard against the Jaguars of Southern University for their final road game this season but fell 67-61 late in the fourth quarter. The Rattlers led the first quarter but could not keep the lead in the second, going into halftime down one point, […]
In today’s world, where intuition is often overlooked, Reesa Teesa’s story emerges as a compelling reminder of the dangers of ignoring one’s deeper instincts. In her widely shared 50-part narrative, available on TikTok, she recounts the trials she faced in her marriage, illustrating the consequences of disregarding one’s gut feelings. […]
Spring break has already started for some students, with thousands ready to put aside the responsibilities of school and enjoy a week-long vacation. Florida has been the spring break hot spot for decades, with various cities welcoming tourists from all over America to celebrate the occasion. Because of the considerable […]
The Florida House of Representatives passed HB 7063 last week by a 112-0 voice vote. House Bill 7063, also known as Anti Human Trafficking, would extend the future repeal date of the direct-support organization for the Statewide Council on Human Trafficking. It also calls for human trafficking signs to include […]