Monday, July 7, 2025
Florida A&M University School of Journalism and Graphic Communication held its annual Grads are Back event. Alums hosted events and shared their wisdom with the students. SJGC held a sports panel called “Navigating the Sports Media World” with FAMU graduate Ahmad Kebe, who works as a community impact intern for […]
Over the years, the release of balloons has become a significant trend. Many do balloon releases for various reasons including birthdays, celebrating a life, gender reveals or for personal reasons. Not only are balloon releases a trend, they are also a tradition for most people. Within these celebrations or traditions, […]
While it may seem as though the “popular vote” of the American people should be used to determine the President of the United States, delegates in 1787 found the need to raise the question of how the president should be elected at a Constitutional Convention that year. This concern continued […]
Florida Democrats went into the 2024 election season focused on reducing the Republicans’ supermajority in the state Legislature. With Republicans holding significant control in both the House and Senate, Democratic candidates fought to gain enough seats to create a more balanced legislative environment. Tuesday’s results revealed a challenging reality […]
Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism & Graphic Communication’s new writing lab provides students with a valuable resource to enhance their writing skills and compete in the media industry. Initially conceptualized by Professor William Jiles, the lab was established in response to faculty concerns about many students’ writing skills. […]
The City of Tallahassee’s efforts for affordable housing continue to receive mixed reviews near Lake Bradford and Kissimmee Street on the southside. In September, the city approved a $961,300 housing project for low-income families, individuals and seniors. The four-story housing development aims to help decrease the current housing crisis by […]
Voting has proven to be very stressful for the average American, especially Gen Z. There has been constant turmoil leading up to and during election season. Showcasing consistent division among Americans despite the country’s suggestive name. Gallup-Walton Family Foundation survey found that Gen Z had little to no trust in […]
According to the NALEO Educational Fund, one in every five Floridian voters is Latino. With a 13.8% increase in Latino voters since 2020, this demographic of voters is predicted to bring a nearly 55% projected voter turnout to this year’s presidential election. Likewise, both Democrats and Republicans have been vying […]
With the election just one day away and early voting closed, it is very important for everyone to vote and have their voice heard. This means everyone: African Americans, Hispanics, whites, males, females and so on. There is a lot at stake Tuesday. America could elect the first African American […]
The Florida A&M University 54th Student Senate met on Monday to welcome the newest freshman senators, hold a short training regarding Robert’s Rule of Order, and review the Internal Rules of Procedure (IROP). During the meeting, the senate also hosted 13 students who participated in ‘Shadow a Senator, ’ which […]