Sophistication is the word when it comes to “The Women”, an update of the 1939 MGM classic. In fact, perhaps the words clever, classy and upscale could also be used to describe the film. What makes “The Women” so witty and sophisticated is that it strives to set itself apart […]

The American Cancer Society has deemed September national Ovarian Cancer Awareness month. Ovarian cancer is the eighth most commonly diagnosed cancer and the fifth leading cause of cancer death. Dr. Alma Littles, a local family physician, said most women who have been diagnosed find out in the later stages. “Because […]

Hurricane Ike affected Florida A&M University students and the Tallahassee area as people were forced to adjust to rising gasoline prices. The community hurried to the gas stations this weekend to beat the gas increase. When roommates warned Andrea Bruno, 20, that gas stations around town were short on regular […]

With 55 freshmen and five graduate students vying for seats in upcoming elections, new sabotage rules were put in place Sunday to avoid any tension. The Electoral Commission convened at a meeting to encourage candidates, distribute necessary forms to be completed and clarify any discrepancies over the policies and procedures. […]

Florida A&M University’s new quarterback transfer student, Curtis Pulley, is trying to adjust to the transition of moving from one division one school to FAMU division WA. Pulley, 21, a junior sociology and history student, transferred from the University of Kentucky just before the semester began and is excited about […]

It may carry the banner of Rattler proudly, but Florida A&M University’s mascot has changed many times over the years, from birds to reptiles, at one point we were even Wildcats like our rival Bethune Cookman University. FAMU went through many mascots before officially fitting themselves with the Rattler name. […]

Recession. It is a frightening word that most people would rather not think about nor acknowledge. “I wouldn’t say we’re in a recession,” said Janette Wagner, Assistant Vice President of Capital City Bank on north Monroe street, “I’d say it is more of an economic concern.” The economy has begun […]

Ramen Noodles is Asia Wright’s favorite dish. The 21-year-old brags that it is an economical meal, best served hot with a chicken or beef seasoning and cooked for one minute. “Just stir and serve,” said the Memphis native. It isn’t a dish that can be easily messed up, a plus […]

The weather was warm and breezy as students flocked to the annual Campus Club Day, held Thursday Sept. 11. Located on The Set, the event featured a number of elite organizations and was held from 11 a.m. until 2p.m. Campus Club Day is held every fall semester and is essentially […]

When some people think of Florida A&M University, they conjure up an image of the Marching 100 or the prestigious schools of Pharmacy or Business; many people however may refer to the university as the “fashion capital of the hill.” While some people may take that as a compliment, others […]