Dexter Humphrey, an honors graduate of Louisiana State University, has made it his mission to help students with their financial need for the upcoming semester. Humphrey’s goal with his scholarship is to put more students through school than the government does with the disbursement of federal loans. So what is […]
Lifestyles
Search for a cure continues
As the month of October has ended, and the highly anticipated Homecoming events have passed, it is important to reminisce on the focal point of this past month: breast cancer. All month long, student organizations on campus have held events, donation drives and numerous other ways to support and […]
EIT prepares for student registration rush
On Tuesday, the iRattler system began allowing students to register for spring semester courses. Many foresee issues with the system because of the large enrollment this year. With Florida A&M having a student population of over 13,300, students and faculty are getting adjusted to the largest enrollment in the […]
Professor transforms lives
On campus, he is the dauntless, approachable guy who has long locks with hints of gray in them sporting shades that resembleglasses of the former Beatle John Lennon. Students eagerly stop him to either share or to just say hello. After being in his presence for only five minutes, […]
Birthday marks fresh start
It turns out that today is my birthday so I would like to first say how thankful I am to reach another year in my life and thank everyone who has kept me in their prayers. It is amazing how many wonderful people have entered my life since day […]
Violin duo creates master musical mix
Every so often in the music world, a visionary will come along and meld together two or three different genres whose spheres have never been known to touch. When done well, it can be almost magical. People often think that all modern genres have been tapped and explored as […]
Educational doc a super informative
A few elderly women sitting behind me snickered as my head hit the back of my theater chair from dozing off in the well received documentary “Waiting for Superman.” “Matt, wake up!” My friend Jaylen shouted at me in a whisper as he dug his elbow into my side. Do […]
Students debate on the ‘right time’
In the heat of the moment, he releases the clasp of your bra and you explore below his waistline. The casual dinner and unexpected sexual chemistry has suddenly led to the bedroom. You stop to recollect yourself and realize you have just gone against your three-month dating vow. The […]
All Saints provides niche in local college community
Alongside the bustle of traffic on Railroad Avenue sits All Saints café – a 24-hour coffee shop with a twist. Its casual, eclectic style, fresh roasted coffee and vegan menu mark its niche in the Tallahassee community. The shop has been in business for about six years, and is a […]
Fair promotes student health and wellness
Despite Thursday’s less than perfect weather, FAMU Park was filled with people carrying pamphlets and flyers, while a DJ played tunes from a nearby stage. Students smiled and laughed as they moved around tents, stopping at booths that caught their interest. These students were at one of Florida A&M […]