Nature’s Personality is an exhibition featured by the Meek-Eaton Southeastern Regional Black Archives Research Center and Museum as a part of Florida A&M University’s Artists In Bloom Festival. Created by Marcella David, the university’s provost, Florida A&M University, Nature’s Personality defines the essence of capturing the affection of different environments […]
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Kappa Alpha Psi host Suits For Our son
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity hosting "Suits For Our Sons" The Alpha Xi chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. will host their third annual “Suits For Our Sons” clothing drive Tuesday April 5th, at 6:30 p.m. at Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy Blue Cross Blue Shield building. The purpose for this […]
J School Journals presents: Pulpits to Politics, The Black Veil: Discussing Mental Illness and The Dark Side : A Tale of Black Cosplay
For nearly 10 years, students in the Florida A&M University School of Journalism & Graphic Communications have made a home for aspiring narrative feature storytellers. A place where some of the most talented student journalists and filmmakers have worked with fellow students to produce riveting stories that cover a […]
FAMU Gospel on the Hill
Grammy-award winning artist Tasha Cobbs, is scheduled to grace the stage for the Florida A&M University (FAMU) Gospel Fest Saturday, April 2 at the Alfred Lawson Jr. Multipurpose Center at noon. Other performances include: the FAMU Gospel Choir, Omega Forbes, 5th Quarter, United Voices of Tabernacle and many more. Damon […]
Student experience Talavera de la Reina
Florida A&M University second-year biology/pre-med student Kiah Hill, studied abroad in Talavera de la Reina, Toledo Spain March 4-16. The Miami native was the only FAMU student and the only student from Florida to attend the Atlantis Project. By being a third-generation rattler, Hill knew she was coming to FAMU. […]
FAMU talks about race portrayal in the media
Courtesy of Yulita Howard During an intriguing discussion at the Florida A&M University’s School of Architecture and Engineering Technology, Rondrea Mathis, FAMU alumna, womanist scholar, minister and activist, began with a compelling argument on how race is portrayed in the media. Mathis appreciates the rise of alternative journalism. “Instead of […]
Voices Poetry Group Brings Kinsey Collection to an End
Khalil Kinsey With Participants & Staff Photo by Nathaniel Price Toyota partnered with The Kinsey Collection to bring Florida A&M University students a spoken word competition entitled, “Our History is Not A Mystery,” featuring Voices Poetry group, Friday in the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery. On the final day of The […]
Heroine’s Tea Honors Women in the Community
Photo Credit: Nathaniel Price As part of Women’s History month, Florida A&M University hosted the second annual Heroine’s Tea Saturday afternoon in the Grand Ballroom to celebrate the accomplishments of phenomenal women from all backgrounds for their hard work and influence in the community. Nine women were recognized for their […]
Students Connect Through Karaoke
Mr. FAMU, Imir Hall perform karaoke with the student body Courtsey:Aanquinette Taylor Mr. and Miss Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University partnered with the Campus Activity Board to host “Top FAMU Lounge” Thursday at FAMU Rattlers Den. This event was a mock event of Top Flite, a local nightclub for patrons […]
Knight Chair host How Race is Portrayed in the Media Forum
Florida A&M University School of Journalism and Graphic Communication held a Knight Chair speaker series about how race is portrayed in the media on March. 24 led by SJGC Knight Chair for Student Achievement Francine Huff at the FAMU School of Architecture and Engineering Technology. Huff introduced NPR’s TV critic […]