The Famuan newspaper ceased publication of its print edtion April 24, 2007 with the close of the spring semester. However, in light of recent events, we will be providing breaking coverage via our companion site thefamuanonline.com. Our regular publication schedule will resume Aug. 31, 2007. Be sure to check thefamuanonline.com […]

The following are the most memorable moments of the spring semester according to the Famuan staff. 1. FAMU’s $33 million deficit and continual administrative troubles. 2. Two members of the Alpha Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi being convicted. 3. Kyle “C-Note” Washington calling to impeach SGA President Phillip B. […]

Kimberly P. Denmark, an African American woman, has been walking for seventy one months for a cause she feels needs to be heard, and Florida will be her 16th state thus far. “This movement is important to the nation,” said Latoya Dewalt, road assistant to Denmark. “I have been with […]

#8220;Fireside chats,” faculty and staff empowerment, and “engaging enrollment plans” are just three of the objectives James Ammons said he will implement when he arrives to claim the top spot on The Hill July 2. “Everything we do will be to make our students successful and competitive,” said FAMU’s president-elect […]

The Florida A&M University Small Business Development Center, located at 1363 East Lafayette Street, provides management counseling and educational programs for business owners. It was established as an outreach program to teach prospective and existing business owners about the many aspects of small business management. “The SBDC offers prospective and […]

As the school year slowly drizzles out and graduation nears, Florida A&M University is saying goodbye to many of its exceptional athletes. These athletes have much to be proud of, as they leave behind a legacy for many future Rattlers to follow. With their excellence in athletics, and most importantly […]

Representatives from Sen. Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign team came to campus Thursday on her behalf to inform students of her platform and latest ranking in national polls. During the event held in the School of Journalism and Graphic Communication, Dana Singiser and Judy Lichtman spoke about Clinton’s political stance on […]

The city of Tallahassee and The Chamber of Commerce are focusing on the city’s college students to help contribute to the economic development of Tallahassee. Access Tallahassee is the newest organization created by the chamber to encourage young professionals ages 21 to 40 to stay in Tallahassee after graduation and […]

It’s the time of year when most seniors are getting ready to turn their tassels. But amidst the pomp and circumstance lies a haunting dark cloud – the real world. As frighteningly daunting as it may be, life can be uncertain after walking across the stage without a job prospect. […]

The reality of college has yet to be impressed upon some senior students that are on the way to graduation. Senior students are expected to meet all requirements before they receive their diploma. From missing elective hours to community service hours, there can be many setbacks when it comes to […]