Friday, July 18, 2025
Fresh off its most successful season since 2010, the Florida A&M football team has an exciting offseason to build on. Unfortunately for Rattler fans, they won’t have many chances to cheer for their team at Bragg Memorial Stadium in 2020. After having six home games during the 2018 and 2019 […]
Most 18 year olds are off in their first year of college partying and getting accustomed to life away from home. However, this isn’t the path that one freshman decided to take. William Booker Moore V, a Tallahassee native, grew up in the state Capitol’s backyard. Growing up in a […]
Nicole Everett believes in giving back to her community. An alumna of FAMU, Everett volunteers with several organizations in the Tallahassee area including Big Bend Habitat for Humanity, Black History Month Festival and City of Tallahassee Code Enforcement. Everett is a firm believer of supporting local individuals and organizations and […]
Collegians may be responsible for placing Tallahassee as the only city in Florida ranked for having one of the highest STD cases in the nation. Last year, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention released it’s latest Sexually Transmitted Disease Surveillance Report. The full report included ranking tables to track […]
Ari Payne, a senior broadcast journalism student at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, recently faced backlash from other students and alumni on Twitter. The backlash regarding his most recent article “Don’t expect Ryan Stanley to play in the NFL” began following its publishing in The Famuan. In his article, Payne […]
About 40 people went to Tom Brown Park to support and participate in Saturday’s 2nd Annual 5K Victory Run, coordinated by Angel Wingz Family Crisis and Intervention Center. Founded in 2017 by Wendy Strickland, Angel Wingz is a ministry that is passionate about helping victims of human trafficking and domestic […]
Complete darkness infused the room as guests were seated to experience dinner on Saturday in a unique and exquisite way. Lighthouse of the Big Bend hosted its 15th annual sightless yet refined Dining in the Dark fundraising event where 250 guests encountered food, drinks and conversation in total darkness. It […]
FAMU’s University Scholarship Program and Boeing hosted its first event of the spring semester on Thursday: “Connect with Boeing.” Boeing is a prominent aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners, defense, space and security systems. The Connect with Boeing event offered business administration and engineering students a chance to […]
Florida A&M University’s Career and Professional Development Center with sponsorship from Chevron hosted its “Strike Right” Career Expo Prep Day in the Grand Ballroom on Wednesday. The expo was one of the first events that allow students of all majors to prepare for the university’s Career and Internship Expo on […]
The beginning of this month marked the start for an increase to Florida’s minimum wage. A proposed constitutional change will be on the 2020 ballot, and would gradually increase the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. The $15 an hour rate would be a relief to minimum wage employees […]