Saturday, July 5, 2025
Contrary to the advancement of technology in society, research shows that note taking by hand is more effective for students’ long-term comprehension. Although technology is a big factor in our everyday life, the typing of a keyboard is nothing compared to the pressing of a pen on paper. Computer note-taking […]
Athletes are offered tutoring and physical therapy during their collegiate careers, but over the past few years they’ve also had to be treated for anxiety and depression. According to a 2015 survey conducted by the NCAA, 30 percent of student-athletes reported they were overwhelmed. These statistics were an increase from […]
Former Florida A&M University President James Ammons returned to his alma mater Saturday to bear witness to FAMU’s long-standing rivalry against Southern University. Ammons serves as the executive vice president/executive vice chancellor of Southern University in Baton Rouge, La., but he admits that FAMU will always be his and […]
For four years Motherland Connect has been connecting continents through travel. The nonprofit organization had its first trip in 2014. Several students from FAMU, Clark Atlanta University and FSU had the opportunity to experience the trip first-hand. There have been trips to South Africa and Dubai, but now the organization […]
Hailing from Chicago, Bomani H. Spell is Florida A&M University’s new associate vice president and dean of students. Before his relocation to FAMU, Spell worked at several institutions including Jarvis Christian College, Westminster College and Tuskegee University. Spell has been at FAMU for only a month and says he finds […]
Florida A&M University’s Office Of International Education and Development is set to premiere its latest project, “Curating Culture.” The web-based show, which is sponsored by the OIED, will focus on global issues and the effects they have on various cultures. Examples of these issues include, but are not limited to, […]
Every month is black history month for this historical landmark, located in downtown Tallahassee. The Riley House Museum was rated No. 8 on the Black Entertainment Television’s list of “must see African American places in the U.S.” The museum continues to pay homage to the late civic leader, John G. […]
“All I need is my foot in the door and I’m confident that everything will flow from there,” said Simone Williams, a senior journalism major at Florida A&M. Many journalism students share the same sentiment, longing for an opportunity to push-start their career. Williams was recently afforded the opportunity to […]
Tallulah CBD + Juice Bar had its grand opening on Sept. 16 and has not slowed down yet. On Sept. 24, owner Ashley Guy did a pop-up shop at Pure Barre North. Guy, who previously suffered from arthritis and neck pain, began using CBD products to aid with pain relief. […]
September has been declared Suicide Prevention Month, and as most may know: There is always someone you know who suffers in silence. Suicide is the result of a very serious mental health disorder and it is important that instead of ignoring people’s problems or putting them by the wayside, we […]