When a student loses someone close to them, their world doesn’t stop. But many university grievance policies only offer academic accommodations for the death of an “immediate family” member — typically defined as a parent, sibling, spouse or child. Students say this narrow definition ignores the reality of grief, which […]
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FAMU students weigh in on children before marriage
In an age of constantly changing social norms, the topic of marriage and children is one that has shifted and evolved over time. With pop culture figures such as DDG, Skai Jackson, and LiAngelo Ball displaying their parental life through social media, it’s clear to see how often […]
Does FAMU deserve its #1 public HBCU title?
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) has proudly maintained the title of the #1 Public Historically Black College and University (HBCU) for several years, yet the issue remains: does FAMU still deserve that position? Students and alumni have varying perspectives, but many continue to express strong pride and trust in […]
A taste of New Orleans in the heart of Tallahassee
While Tallahassee has a field of on-the-go, fast food restaurants for the convenience of thousands of students, there are also places in this college town where you can have more of an upscale dining experience. Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille is the perfect place to go for a casual drink […]
Students call for better dining options at FAMU
Students at Florida A&M University, regardless of their major, often relish the few dining options available on campus. However, some students express a desire for more nutritious and balanced meals, with a reduction in chicken and greasy dishes and an increase in versatile choices. The key question is: What […]
NSBE’s A Walk for Education returns to Tallahassee
In its 39th year, the FAMU-FSU chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is set to host its annual “A Walk for Education” event. Scheduled for 10 a.m. on March 1 at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, “A Walk for Education” promotes STEM awareness and increased African […]
Does Kennedy have the credibility to lead HHS?
Robert F. Kennedy’s appearance before Congress to be questioned about his new role in government for human health was a defining moment in his political career. He will now oversee agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the National Institutes […]
Is Angel Reese key to the WNBA’s next big shift?
Once upon a time Angel Reese was being described as the newest bully entering the WNBA. All because of competitiveness and media fueled non-existent beef. The so-called “beef” between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark started during the 2023 NCAA women’s basketball championship, when Reese taunted Clark in […]
The commercialization of Valentine’s Day
The fourteenth of February, symbolized with hearts, Cupid, and sweets, is a holiday that often sparks debate. One side of the population sees the day as a way to show their love to significant others, friends, and family members. Meanwhile, others view it as a commercialized cash grab- a day […]
Why you need to go get a Peacock subscription
If you thought you had reality TV figured out, think again. “The Traitors” Season 3 is the psychological reality TV thriller you didn’t know you needed. From shocking betrayals to intense prize-pot boosting challenges, this season cranks up the suspense and strategy, making it a must-watch for fans of drama […]