Recent federal executive orders targeting diversity, equity and inclusion programs are causing significant disruption in higher education. Students and officials at FAMU are left questioning how these changes will affect their campus and the university’s future. As a historically black college that utilizes DEI programs to support its diverse student […]

Sitting precisely one mile from the Florida Capitol, The Grove Museum illustrates Black history in Tallahassee.  The building that now houses the museum was constructed between 1835 and 1840 under the direction of Richard Keith Call, Florida’s third and fifth territorial governor. Built by the skilled labor of enslaved […]

#8220;Let’s unite” is the powerful message of “Harambee,” a Swahili concept. This message resonated throughout the vibrant Harambee Festival at Cascades Park, where music, learning, food and art celebrated Black culture and brought the community together.  Vendors showcased beautiful paintings, handmade jewelry and bold fabrics representing African […]

In a country where colleges and universities are regarded as spaces for free and elevated thinking, in today’s political climate under President Donald Trump, there is a large threat against students and their right to express their opinions and take action in today’s political climate.  During 2024, there was […]

Florida A&M University has many student organizations, among them is Her University, a faith-based student organization  that has made an impact on campus by creating a safe space for young women to connect, grow spiritually, and develop professionally. Founded by Exzabriana Barton during her sophomore year, Her University initially  […]

Teachers play a significant role in students’ lives, shaping their academic growth, personal development, and future aspirations. Teachers not only provide knowledge but offer guidance, encouragement, and a safe space for life. A teacher’s belief in a student’s potential can make an everlasting impact on a student’s success in or […]

As February marks the beginning of Black History Month, it serves as a time to honor and reflect on the invaluable contributions of African Americans throughout history. Dr. Carter G. Woodson, known as the father of Black History Month, established Negro History Week, which was originally celebrated during the second […]

The removal of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives has sparked a nationwide conversation about the future of diversity in educational spaces and the workforce. This issue has gained significant attention, especially in the wake of political changes that have seen policies to dismantle DEI programs being implemented in schools, universities […]