On Monday, Sep 12 of 2022, Florida A&M University’s Student Government Association met once again in preparation for their regular weekly meeting. After taking his seat, Senate President, Kelton Williams, officially called the meeting start time at 6:02 P.M. With a focus on bettering the quality of life of […]

Many refer to their college years as the best four years of their life. However, four years can turn into more if a university’s inner workings are not equipped for maneuvering its students in and out within eight semesters. FAMU is one of 12 institutions in Florida’s public university system. […]

Gas prices have been in a fluctuating state since the beginning of this year, and while they have now returned to their almost normal prices, they could be facing another increase. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies, better known  as OPEC, decided on Sep.5 that they, as well as allied […]

The quality of drinking water has yet again become a hot topic with the water crisis happening in Jackson, Mississippi. With infrastructure and lack thereof being a point of many conversations, it is important to be aware of your city’s water quality. Many individuals attempt to improve the quality of […]

It is almost that time of the year where voters all around the country cast ballots in the general election. According to the Florida Department of State, voter turnout for the 2020 general election was approximately 77%. This included a 6% rise in college students filling in their ballots. This […]

On Tuesday, Sept. 12, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University received a $200,000 check from Chevron. University officials and Chevron representatives stood outside the president’s mansion to broadcast this exchange.  Frederick Walker, director of Chevron at the El Segundo facility, was pleased to be a part of this presentation.  “We’re proud […]

For the first time, in January 2023, Florida A&M University’s (FAMU) scholars, staff and alumni will have the opportunity to take the big stage as speakers on a world-renowned platform. Devoted to the ideology of “ideas worth spreading,” TED, is an annual event that brings together the world’s leading thinkers […]

Before the pandemic, you could possibly fill your gas tank with $20 to $25. Now, two years after the onset of the pandemic, $25 will maybe get you half a tank. Economists say that this is due to inflation. There are numerous explanations for this, but a simple one would […]

Black Voters Matter hosted its first stop of the Take the Field Florida HBCU Tour at Florida A&M University. The event took place from noon to 3 p.m. today on the Set. “Blackout on the Set” allowed FAMU students to learn and network with representatives from Black Voters Matters. Students […]

Florida A&M University learned Monday that it is still the No. 1-ranked public HBCU in the country, according to U.S. News & World Report. FAMU has held that honor for the past four years. The university is ranked No. 7 overall among HBCUs, trailing Spelman, Howard, Xavier, Hampton, Morehouse and […]